Sentence examples for caught abroad from inspiring English sources

Intelligence officers caught abroad are usually ushered out of the country quietly; any negotiations then take place behind closed doors.

The image soon caught on abroad.

Mr. Wilson's death began with a bad cold he caught while abroad on vacation.

Sometime in early December, somebody who probably caught measles abroad visited one of the Disney theme parks in California and perhaps sneezed.

Everyone who works for the festival lives in or around the village, including the director and his family, and tickets are cheap: most events cost about £5.Proof of the pudding, perhaps, is that the Hay Festival has caught on abroad.

But because of a crosscurrent of disincentives created by Russian bureaucracy, fuel prices, tax laws and market forces, the ships sell their catch abroad, making Murmansk the only major port city in Europe where fresh fish is almost unobtainable.

"Since Russian law allows for a free market, our fishermen sell their catch abroad, where they can fetch a higher price and earn hard currency," said Anatoli Yevenko, chairman of the Murmansk regional government's fishing industry committee.

Officials in Ireland confirmed a man and a woman in the country caught the infection abroad and have since recovered.

She is her nation's most prominent diplomat abroad, caught in the middle of the gravest sort of international crisis.

But in Denmark, the government's strategy aims at re-educating radicals and integrating them back into society, whether they are caught before travelling abroad or when they come home.

A small ad on a Web site offering "opportunities abroad" caught his eye, and he dialed the accompanying contact number and was told about a factory job in Sweden.