Sentence examples for could overseas from inspiring English sources

How on earth could overseas stars like Jonny Wilkinson, Joe van Niekerk, Dean Schofield, Carl Hayman, George Smith, Paul Sackey, Felipe Contepomi, Juan Fernandez Lobbe, Matt Henjak, Rory Lamont, Rudi Wulf, Gavin Henson and any number of Georgians and Pacific Island players fail to earn qualification for the club of the Mediterranean?

3) Hollande proposed opening up the Erasmus scheme, under which university students could study overseas.

She said in December that she would lift the ceiling of 3,000 troops Spain could deploy overseas at one time.

Then Wednesday night, the government announced measures to restrict the amounts that individuals and local companies could invest overseas without seeking approval.

Casting is still in its early stages; 60 to 80 people will ultimately be involved, and shooting could begin overseas as soon as June.

She matriculated from the Inanda seminary in 1959 and took a BA at Fort Hare University, then asked the African National Congress (ANC) if she could go overseas for military training.

Jamie Dimon, chief executive of US bank JP Morgan, warned that between 1,000 to 4,000 UK jobs at the bank could move overseas.

It said London sellers were already adjusting prices, interest rates are expected to stay low and the pound's fall could attract overseas investors to buy property.

The military government made it clear long ago that she could go overseas, said her lawyer, U Kyi Win, but it would be a one-way ticket.

But he also made clear he had heeded the industry's warnings that banks could move overseas if tax changes were too draconian.

The regime had made it clear that she could travel overseas whenever she wanted, but it was also clear that she would not be allowed to return.