Sentence examples for citizen of three from inspiring English sources

The Waldmans plan to spend other vacations in their Romanian home, though "none of us envisions living permanently in Constanta," said Mrs. Waldman, who has now been a citizen of three countries.

"Once you've become a citizen of one, it's really hard to find citizenship in the other".

Lazarus Averbuch belonged nowhere, and though Brik describes himself as a reasonably loyal citizen of two countries, he is better described as an angry citizen of neither.

Born in Tunisia in 1992, Amri has used six different aliases and posed as a citizen of two other countries – Egypt and Lebanon.

And here he celebrated the holiday he loved even more than Christmas: as a citizen of two countries, Robert Halligan adored Thanksgiving.

Here's one of the family's acquaintances on his dissatisfaction with the time he spent in Israel and the Soviet Union: "So far I've been a citizen of two utopias.

Free movement of people in the United States does not diminish the authority of states in our federal system, or the right to participate politically as a citizen of one state and not another.

To be a citizen of one of them today is to be more assured of wealth, political stability, generous welfare, low crime and a good life than in most other countries.

A citizen of one state may try to establish links with other peoples; no state is allowed to deny foreign citizens a right to travel in its land.

The appropriate consideration that voters and their member unit politicians should give to the interests of others in the federation in interlocking arrangements must be clarified if the notion of citizen of two commonwealths is to be coherent and durable.

Sacked as a federal senator in the midst of the citizenship scandal ironically for being a citizen of two nations—he's also a loud and proud climate change denier.