The phrase "abroad looking" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe someone or something that appears to be looking or gazing outward or overseas, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The abroad looking traveler gazed at the distant horizon, dreaming of adventures in foreign lands."
Alternatives: "overseas gazing" or "internationally focused".
So if you're coming from abroad looking for crisp service, then I wouldn't.
They regularly attend gift shows and flea markets in the United States and abroad, looking for ideas that they can take to their 12-person product development team.
The yen has remained weak because of uncertainity about the economic outlook in Japan and the declines of its bond and stock markets, which have sent Japanese abroad looking for investments.
Photograph: Alex Wong/Getty Images Updated at 2.11am BST 1.52am BST The conventions always attract a large foreign contingent, from ambassadors based in DC to politicians from abroad looking for election tips from the country that is often in the lead in new techniques, writes Ewen Macaskill from the hall.
According to ISTAT, the National Statistics Institute, one out of the three young Italians is willing to go abroad looking for jobs, and their favorite pick remains London.
As such, Chinese venture firms are now increasingly searching for innovation abroad, looking to capitalize on expanding opportunities in the more mature US medical industry that can offer innovative technologies and advanced processes that can be brought back to the East.
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"Abroad" looks the most likely destination but only after the Euros, where Podolski (95 caps) will try his hardest to add to his international following.
It's not surprising, given their long colonial history, that most Africans hoping to study abroad look to Europe — East Africans to Britain, West Africans to France.
It is these crosswinds that have convinced some people that the Fed should have waited to talk about an exit until the economic signals at home and abroad looked stronger.
When the earthquake leveled Port-au-Prince on Jan . 12 , 2010planners and visionaries here and abroad looked past the rubble and saw an opportunity to fix the structural problems that have kept Haiti stuck in poverty and instability.
