Sentence examples for become overseas from inspiring English sources

Both say they saw how popular the league has become overseas, so they don't mind the extra travel.

The next week she was reshuffled out of her job to become overseas aid secretary and the party began talking up the chances of new "aviation capacity".

The tiniest three islands Saba, Bonaire and St Eustatius will become overseas municipalities, with a similar status to towns in the Netherlands.The attractions of autonomy are obvious in Curaçao (population: 142,000), the most populous island.

The NFL also claims that more than half a million people turned up on Regent's Street in central London on Saturday to enjoy what its website called a day "packed with interactive drills, giant inflatable tackling dummies, food and drink galore and full-throttle cheerleaders"– which served as a first-hand glimpse at just how vast the sport has become overseas in recent days".

Mr. Césaire helped Martinique shed its colonial status in 1946 to become an overseas department of France.

After Magwitch, who has become wealthy overseas, confesses that he is Pip's benefactor, Pip arranges to escort him away from England, where he is still wanted.

And some lawyers are predicting that the public will learn just how closely MI5 had become to overseas intelligence agencies whose use of torture has been well documented.

Qualifying as a chartered accountant, Jack became the founding general secretary of the Anglo Israel Chamber of Commerce before joining the General Electric Company as an economic and financial adviser, rising to become its overseas general manager.

Ariel Sharon, who became prime minister two years ago on a promise of peace and security, was overwhelmingly re-elected on Thursday to lead his party in the January national election, the same day that Israelis learned that they had become targets overseas as well as at home.

French journalist Pierre Péan asserted that M'ba secretly tried to prevent Gabonese independence; instead, he lobbied for it to become an overseas territory of France.

From June 1 through 22, twenty-five sporadicaseses (of which 19 had become infected overseas) were reported, but no further outbreaks were reported in the schools.