Sentence examples for expatriate of from inspiring English sources

Kaas & Company, owned by Justin Schenkels, an expatriate of the Netherlands, carries just about everything necessary to prepare a truly Dutch dinner — or breakfast or lunch, for that matter — right down to jarred vegetables and various jams, smoked mackerel ($12 a pound) and maatjes, or brine-cured herring ($6 a pair), all imported from the Lowlands.

The expatriates of French higher education in the United States".

These international schools have, however, mainly taught expatriates (of all nationalities).

The oil expatriates of Luanda have taken that message to heart.

This week's riots give Cincinnati expatriates of a certain age an eerie feeling.

My parents were Sri Lankan expatriates, of that generation of foreigners from all over the world who helped build Dubai.

How could Hemingway's young Lost Generation expatriates of the 1920's be played by these tired, middle-aged actors?

Even the famous expatriates of earlier generations tended to stay put in rather predictable places, such as London or Paris or Rome.

He is disdained by his Indian "friends" and only accepted by other lonely and desparate expatriates of whom he is contemptuous.

At the height of the British Empire, colonial rulers lived by a credo: "Make the world England.'' The oil expatriates of Luanda have taken that message to heart.

Remittance earning by expatriates of Sylhet living abroad also had significant contribution in such high income multipliers of economic sectors of Sylhet.