Sentence examples for abroad far from inspiring English sources

"But I also think he liked being abroad, far from home".

The internet has enabled job seekers to search for information on finding work abroad far more quickly.

A crafty foreign acquirer, be it a blue-chip company or a buyout house, could help them expand abroad, far from Italy's travails and endemically weak growth.

Analysts had expected that foreign investors would give PTT a wide berth, but orders from abroad far exceeded the shares PTT had allotted for foreigners.

Many of these artists live in urban centers both here and abroad, far removed from the reality of verdure and wildlife.

He adds that newfangled and more vague missions abroad, far beyond the borders of NATO, combined with the ethical demands of Innere Führung, require young soldiers, in effect, to be "diplomats in uniform".

Previously, access to medical care abroad was far more restricted.

Bestfoods, with 16,000 employees around the United States and 32,000 more abroad, is far smaller than Unilever, which has 255,000 workers.

In Britain, adopting from abroad is far less popular because it takes longer and is more expensive than adopting at home.

It's just a paradigmatic story, indeed, a paradigmatically American story, one of leaving an old homeland for a new one, except that here it's an American who chooses life abroad, as far abroad as one can get.

"Beverly Hills 90210," the longest-running drama series on American television and nothing less than a cultural phenomenon abroad, enjoyed far greater success than "Party of Five".