Sentence examples for changed nationality from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Patrick Born in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, in the Tees Valley, he changed nationality in 1994 and later flew on three shuttle missions.

Sweetenham's athletes won 18 world championship medals, but in 2006, after a handful of them had changed nationality, he faced an inquiry into his methods.

He was born in 1933 in Bengal, whose eastern half has since changed nationality twice: in 1947, it became part of Pakistan and in 1971 it split off as Bangladesh, both times amid terrible communal violence.

By contrast, other astronauts who were born in the UK have had dual nationality or have changed nationality in order to gain a place on a US space mission.

"The Bush Hater's Handbook", assembled by a Canadian who changed nationality to vote against the president, compares Mr Bush's "compassionate conservatism" slogan with "Arbeit macht frei" from Auschwitz, though it concludes they are "not on a par".How sad then to include in all this "American Dynasty".

"We have 28 players and the difference between the top 10% and the bottom 10% is very minor," said Lee. "The home advantage of London means a few players have extended their careers or changed nationality to play for us, so this will probably be the strongest GB squad ever".

Some countries have started looking to Africa to bolster their national teams by encouraging players to change nationality in return for the greater rewards on offer.

FIFA lets players change nationality but not play for two countries.

She gets letters from British readers urging her not to change nationality.

The British taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook has been cleared to change nationality and compete for Moldova in time for the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

Surely one of the greatest pleasures of experiencing drama in any form is the opportunity to change nationality, ethnicity, gender, or sexuality and discover how other people live?