Sentence examples for excursion abroad from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, August 7, 1926 P. 7 Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. recently had gay and profitable excursion abroad.
A perfectly pleasant girl on her first big excursion abroad, she would doubtless grow into a better-socialized woman who would make exorbitant hotel reservations rather than dream of dumping herself on total strangers.
By first creating more efficient businesses at home, Japanese companies would enhance their profitability and better prepare themselves for excursions abroad.
One chapter, "Excursions Abroad," takes in both an eccentrically brief visit to Sweden and an unfeasibly protracted engagement to a young woman: both episodes, implicitly, are "abroad".
She regularly travelled on presidential excursions abroad and was one of only three female reporters allowed by the Chinese to cover President Nixon's groundbreaking visit to Beijing in 1972.
Very little of what Mr. Paxman — a British journalist, best known for his interviews on the BBC's "Newsnight" — says is terribly new or revealing, but he writes with a wry sense of humor and a keen sense of history, and he leads the reader on an entertaining tour through the House of Windsor, with some excursions abroad to visit the king of the Albanians and the queen of Denmark.
European shoppers hoping for fruitful excursions abroad should pick their destinations wisely.
The photographs-taken from the early 20th century to the mid 1960s-include formandand candid portraits of relations and friends, as well as foreign visitors and University excursions abroad.
Donald Trump and others wooed him with penthouse suites and first-class air tickets, even flying the chef and tableware of Kashiwagi's favorite restaurants with him during his gambling excursions abroad.
Glendale Community College is offering a study-abroad excursion to Japan this summer from June 18 to July 16, with pre-trip, on-campus meetings June 13 to 17.
For these students, this was not an ordinary study abroad summer excursion.
