Sentence examples for a repatriating from inspiring English sources

KB purchased the well from a repatriating Herero herder in the early 1990s and spends most of his time at the cattlepost with his eldest son whilst his wife and extended family live at a second homestead in Chukumuchu.

It's haunting for that reason, and also because you can see a repatriated Blinky Palermo looking at New York from a distance: viewing Mondrian, Kelly, Marden and all the rest through the prism of his own nationality.

Meanwhile, Soering's growing ranks of supporters had turned to a new project: repatriating him to a German prison, through an obscure agreement of the Council of Europe.

"But in a sense, these auctions have been repatriating a great deal of objects back to China".

The difficult process of repatriating a small child and a young nurse, both born in China.

By Emily Hahn The New Yorker, March 17 , 1945P. 79 The difficult process of repatriating a small child and a young nurse, both born in China.

The keeper of a ruined Greek sanctuary hooks up with an American filmmaker in a plot to repatriate a Hellenistic statue that was whisked away to the Louvre after its discovery in 1863.

Mr. Ardie said U.S. companies would think twice before repatriating an executive with a foreign spouse or adopted child.

Sometimes we can be repatriating a person home from abroad and sometimes the repatriation is from the UK.

Hong Kong, unlike China, allows almost anyone to issue a bond and repatriating the proceeds "is unlikely to be too challenging," notes a report by Standard Chartered.

More recently, companies including BT and Vodafone have made a virtue of repatriating call-centre jobs.