Sentence examples for day abroad from inspiring English sources

But at least in Ramallah, Mr. Arafat's quite fiery speech, on tape because the Palestinian leader spent the day abroad, bleated out of tinny loudspeakers without causing a discernible stir among the crowd.

This day commemorates both Veterans Day in the US and Armistice Day abroad, marking the end of the First World War, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 1918.

It did not end as Mr. Sierra had hoped; on his sixth day abroad, his wife was found dead, her head bludgeoned.

In its ruefulness their reaction reminded me of conversations I had last Friday, abroad in the town with three friends from, as we say, "different backgrounds", each of whom volunteered the opinion that a yes vote could have meant "things kicking off here again".

Correction: August 11, 2000, Friday An Arts Abroad article on Tuesday about Janet Cardiff, who incorporates her voice into artworks, misidentified her hometown.

Correction: August 24 , 2001 Friday An Arts Abroad article on Tuesday about the boom created by the film "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" on Cephalonia, the Greek island that is its locale, misspelled the name of a local wine that was one of the few sources of income before the movie.

Yet even in Scotland many people do not bother toasting the day and abroad it largely remains the preserve of expatriates.

Senator Snowe said the country currently imports 10 million barrels a day from abroad, much of it "from one of the most unstable regions in the world".

Over the last several years, America's imbalances in trade and other global transactions have worsened dramatically, requiring the United States to borrow billions of dollars a day from abroad just to balance its books.

America can't go back to borrowing $2 billion a day from abroad to act as the world's consumer.

And maybe one day, live abroad with Harry and travel with my girls to see the many wonders of the world.