Sentence examples for actually abroad from inspiring English sources

Their popularity may stem from the fact that they're free and they work offline so you don't need a data connection — handy when you're actually abroad.

Prosecutors accused him of having claimed to clock up hours when he was actually abroad, or on camera performing on the other side of the country, and demanded jail.

And this in turn means that the savings glut possibly making the natural real rate negative is actually originating abroad, not at home.

Indeed, had Mr. Bush actually traveled abroad more than twice he would have discovered that what foreigners envy us most for is precisely: Washington.

"We never asked the question [about whether a 'British' tree was actually grown abroad] and we didn't know that was a question that needed to be asked".

Talking of going home, the 7.5 million will also include all those Brits who were actually born abroad while their parents were living and working overseas.

Refugees outside the country who fled "illegally" are not eligible to vote, thereby ensuring a situation cannot arise where one of Bashar's two opponents might actually win abroad.

This is one of the few places in Britain where you can actually see abroad – France is a watercolour stripe from the vantage of the endless shingle beach – but in spirit the town would sometimes seem to determinedly set its face the other way, inwards.

I should tell you that on three different occasions, we have actually traveled abroad for these events.

Forty percent of its population has an immigrant background and 30% were actually born abroad.

You can actually work abroad or in your own community on alleviating poverty.