Sentence examples for connection abroad from inspiring English sources

Continued to search for opportunities in Europe, and after many frustrating weeks of contacting anyone I could think of with a connection abroad, had the opportunity to sign with Kopparbergs/Goteborg. I moved to Sweden for three months, hopeful that I would find a home in the lineup and have a chance to get some games.

We were sheltered by money, my parents' education and our connections abroad.

The style was rich Boston: silver spoons all round, Ivy League voice and confidence, yachting, grand connections abroad (one sister-in-law was a Cavendish, another a Radziwill).

Whether these terrorists have connections abroad or not, there can be no doubt that India has become the unfortunate site of a kind of front-line.

Most of the refugees remaining in the camp, now looked after by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' regional office in Bangkok, lack family connections abroad or skills deemed desirable by foreign governments.

In a world of fund-raiser business executives, deal-savvy senators and retired officials who increasingly exploit their connections abroad, Mr. Chang was a magnet for the powerful -- even after he was publicly identified as having given illegal donations to two different election campaigns.

"It wasn't possible to develop a career with connections abroad".

"I know for a fact these militants had connections overseas and they talked ahead of time and they shipped overseas using their connections abroad".

I've made more meaningful connections abroad in seven months than I have in the five years I lived in Los Angeles.

Mudd says that while more information may come out about their connections abroad, he suspects that what you have in these two brothers, are two people participating in a "closed radical circle," and that "breaking that circle" in an open society such as ours is "virtually impossible".

It further appears that physicians may not leave countries too destitute to educate large numbers of doctors with the financial capital or connections abroad that facilitate emigration – such as Congo-Kinshasa, Niger, and pre-pipeline Chad.