Sentence examples for expatriating from inspiring English sources

Afterward, both sides argue, the president came to appreciate the impracticality, even immorality of expatriating African-Americans who could now fight for the Union.

After permanently expatriating to France in 1891, he found success as a painter of luminous pictures of biblical subjects.

He did this by expatriating money using mirror trades.

"They know Hong Kong is a lot better than wherever they'd be expatriating back to".

Michael Benanav never considers expatriating to the place his voyage takes him in MEN OF SALT: Crossing the Sahara on the Caravan of White Gold (Lyons/Globe Pequot, $23.95), which is just as intense as it sounds.

Many families here fled nations that prohibited them from expatriating their money; those who managed to circumvent such restrictions were applauded, not interrogated.

Purpose-built communities such as those catering to expatriate workers in the Gulf states are another type.

It has staged a wide range of in-house and visiting productions both from home – by, for example, expatriate actors living in Germany – and abroad.

In contrast, after six years of economic reform in India, expatriates' investment in local markets and businesses remains tiny.

On the whole, expatriates did not complain too much.

"50 Golden Years," is the headline and certainly there are signs that some expatriate Britons in the United States at least are doing their best to celebrate the golden jubilee, however far from home they may be.