Sentence examples for drawn overseas from inspiring English sources

There it is: the crock of gold which has drawn overseas buyers into Championship clubs.

The consortium of firms buying the El Paso Corporation's exploration and production businesses has grown a little larger and has drawn overseas interest.

The first article in the series, published on the front page of Sunday's newspaper, provided a detailed look at the reasons that manufacturing jobs at Apple were drawn overseas, and are likely to stay there.

"The experiment of the B-share market to draw overseas investment is basically over," said Qi Shi, the chief analyst at Shanghai Shiji Investment Consulting.

However, he said that the concept of innovation is now "working its way into the DNA" of the Spanish tourist industry as it increasingly embraces gastronomy, sport, culture and wine to draw overseas visitors.

It's likely that the buyers will be drawn from overseas investors that have long-term investment horizons requiring relatively low yield.

We also find important inter-industry differences: U.S. electrical, electronics, computer, and telecommunication industries are strongly drawn towards overseas S&E capacity; industries including Machinery, Automobiles, and Transport equipment are primarily attracted by the technological strength of foreign industry; U.S. R&D in Chemicals mostly follows overseas markets.

The film about Mr. Obama's 21-month campaign may prove to be an especially big draw overseas.

While foreign grosses represent only 31% of the total box office receipts, executives of Paramount were happy with the international sales, as Star Trek historically was a movie franchise that never has been a big draw overseas.

Higher prices for heating oil in Europe had also been drawing fuel overseas.

How did a tech-savvy young mother, whose growing passion for photography drew her overseas, end up dead by the ruins of Istanbul's old city walls?