Sentence examples for breaks abroad from inspiring English sources

Brambles Art Retreat also runs art breaks abroad to Venice, Greece, Morocco and India.

A wet August, which pushed holidaymakers to take last-minute breaks abroad in search of sun, plus low fuel prices, were credited for the hike.

"It is definitely the case that people seem to be taking fewer Easter breaks abroad," said Ian Bradley from the Association of Independent Tour Operators.

The most obvious signal of international status is that the seasons are folding one into another for the man who takes weekend breaks abroad, skiing one month, sailing the next, indulging his appetite for extreme sports.

Typically, for the majority of young people summer breaks abroad are limited to one or two weeks.

Why should your bones break abroad rather than at home?

It's difficult for senior politicians to take a break abroad.

Despite the storms hitting parts of the UK, the heatwave seems set to continue, which could be bad news for easyJet The budget airline fell 51p to £13.36 as analysts said the hot weather would discourage people from booking a quick break abroad in search of the sunshine.

With every week I spent in Britain, I grew fonder of the German federal system that allows states to set their own key issues, independent of the government in Berlin, and of a social system that allows me to have four children, a full-time job and to afford a two-month break abroad.

Putting aside recent prison breaks —domestic and abroad — and disturbing revelations of detention center conditions, even inmate art programs have induced outrage. .

Nor have the films they have acquired for distribution from abroad broken the mould.