Sentence examples for abroad owned from inspiring English sources

In consequence, Mrs. Boehm kept (simultaneously) a Rolls-Royce, a Mercedes and a Duesenberg; maintained a constellation of homes in the United States and abroad; owned a prizewinning polo team; and cheerfully dripped Harry Winston.

I define an internationalized firm as either being a subsidiary of a company with headquarters abroad, owned by foreign nationals, or predominantly export-oriented.

Propaganda Fide, the Vatican entity that sponsors religious missions abroad, owns an estimated ten billion dollars in real estate, concentrated mainly in Rome, and including some of the city's most beautiful historic palaces.

Of the $12 trillion-worth of Treasuries held abroad, China owns over 13%.

They glimpse opportunities abroad for owning cheaper companies with higher growth prospects.

Let us resolve that, if we already have enough money to travel abroad and own a smartphone, it's probably not too great an expense to also buy an actual camera.

Utilities, transport systems and factories are already substantially owned abroad.

Can Coventry be 100% sure even of Jaguar, which builds its top-of-the-range cars there, but sells heavily abroad, and is owned by Ford?

A Brexit will immediately cast a long shadow over factories across the country – whether owned abroad or run from UK boardrooms.

"What you are going to see is a lot of buy to let, second homes and property owned abroad; lots of very luxurious accommodation.

To which we may add MPs' abuse of an expenses system introduced by Mrs Thatcher, outlandish bankers' bonuses, privatised utilities owned abroad, student debt, house prices out of the reach of millions, unemployment and increasing inequality.