Sentence examples for cause abroad from inspiring English sources

American monarchists also find ways to help the cause abroad.

To many white Southerners, Henry Hotze appeared to be the perfect person to represent their cause abroad.

Afterwards, they returned to their home countries to take part in jihad, or took the cause abroad.

A year later, by now working for the Guardian, he left Russia with Evgenia again, for Estonia this time, with some two million roubles in diamonds and pearls for the Bolshevik cause abroad.

The two-year lecture tour to Ireland and Britain had been arranged to help promote the abolitionist cause abroad and to help Douglass — who had just published his autobiography — avoid recapture by his former owner.

The New China News Agency said the men had sneaked into Tibet from Nepal and that one, a former monk, planned to burn himself in front of Lhasa's main temple while the other videotaped the act to publicize their cause abroad.

Indeed, newly wealthy Americans often give to causes abroad, says Mary Duke of HSBC, a bank.

The star of Ocean's Eleven has campaigned for liberal causes in the US and human-rights causes abroad, notably in Darfur.

After the war, Rajapaksa's government adopted a posture of triumphalism at home and defensive resentment of the outrage that the carnage had caused abroad.

After all, they suddenly seem interested in contributing to political causes abroad -- and they have as much to lose as America does if Japan buckles.

It is to be consumed by causes abroad and removed from politics at home, to feel righteous and also confused, to alternate between gratitude and resentment toward the world outside their classrooms.