Sentence examples for abroad known from inspiring English sources
Ravinskij also read books that were secretly written and circulated (known as samizdat) and especially prohibited works that were published abroad (known as tamizdat).
In April 1895 Lenin first went abroad with the intention of entering into relations with the Marxist group abroad known as the "Osvobozhdenie Truda," "Deliverance of Labour" (Plekhanov, Zasulich, Axelrod).
The American prisons abroad, known as "black sites," represent an attempt by the Bush administration to skirt established criminal law and hide the shameful and unlawful treatment of prisoners in United States custody.
The cows were swiftly shipped back, and the Swiss government organization that had backed the event, the Coordinating Commission for the Presence of Switzerland Abroad (known as CoCo in Switzerland), pulled out of the New York cow parade.
We also analyzed the influence of developing part of the Ph.D. course abroad, known as sandwich.
Shortages of health workers are also further compounded by a high attrition rate of health workers from their native countries to seek employment abroad, known as external brain drain.
Haitians living abroad know how badly the country needs stable politics to nurture its economy.
People abroad know more about the crisis in Fukushima than the Japanese.
Moreover, as anyone who has traveled abroad knows, other nations have similar documentation requirements.
Over the same period, the number of Russians jumped to 4,873 from 842. "We have one of the worldwide best health care systems and people from abroad know that," said Isabella Beyer, research associate in medical tourism at the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences
As anyone who has recently traveled abroad knows, the dollar is no longer strong.
