The phrase "abroad it will be" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is expected to happen or be located in a foreign country.
Example: "The conference will be held next year, and abroad it will be, attracting participants from all over the world."
Alternatives: "overseas it will be" or "in another country it will be".
Even China, the North's best friend, expressed "worry".Though the regime has powerful domestic reasons for a satellite launch, abroad it will be self-defeating.
As the company moves key assets abroad, it will be more difficult for offshore wind companies to fulfil their construction plans.
Fellow reader Ellen Wichmann from Carluke, Lanarkshire, says, "Study abroad, it will be the best thing you ever did," while Rhiannon Hood answers: "Work hard enough, enjoy playtime – that's where you'll find your best ideas".
If the government has enough imagination to maintain relations with Egyptians working abroad, it will be a good thing.
Rebecca added, "Later, if I want to attend a college abroad, it will be easier for me to get a passport, and a visa especially, if I have my birth certificate".
Health officials in Hong Kong and Singapore warned their citizens today that the agent that causes a mysterious respiratory disease has spread so far in their communities and abroad that it will be hard to bring under control any time soon, if ever.
"We can't expect the private sector to take up the slack with demand being so weak both at home and abroad, so it will be a long time before the labor market starts improving," Nida Ali, an economist at the ITEM Club research group at Ernst & Young, said.
This is a unique MIT study abroad program, as it will be a blend of classroom and field experiences, with deep community engagement.
And, it is being considered by an important publisher abroad, so hopefully it will be available in English next year as well.
Postal system, the institution almost invariably under the control of a government or quasi-government agency that makes it possible for any person to send a letter, packet, or parcel to any addressee, in the same country or abroad, in the expectation that it will be conveyed according to certain established standards of regularity, speed, and security.
Criminals have also been caught out after falsely submitting details of people living abroad in the hope that it will be more difficult for police to check their claim.
