Sentence examples for a expatriate from inspiring English sources

The last event of my week was also the fanciest, an elegantly catered birthday party for a expatriate New Yorker.

"I was surprised and saddened to hear that some well-travelled people think they can't visit Iran," wrote Yousefian, a expatriate PhD student living in California, in the Facebook group's introduction.

Adding a few flourishes of his own to its appliqued trompe-l'oeil walls and ceiling, he'll include an embedded slide show and double-sided sketches by Eyre de Lanux, a expatriate painter, writer and Art Deco furniture designer known for her liaison with the writer and saloniste Nathalie Barney.

In each part, a man — an expatriate American — was waiting for a train at a different Swiss railway station.

That she was an alcoholic, an expatriate and essentially an orphan — none of this matters.

Tells about the lunch he served & shared with the writers and a friend, an expatriate New Yorker visiting from Italy.

Someone referred to me as an expatriate a few months ago.

This was partly because I'm an expatriate — an American living in Paris.

Grouped around a white marble bust of the master are an expatriate Serb, a Chinese, two Japanese and two Koreans.

Later, like Jankovic and Djokovic, Ivanovic became an expatriate as a teenager to take her game to the next level.

A tourist, even an expatriate, can and will go home.