Sentence examples for fate abroad from inspiring English sources

Other turbines have had the same fate abroad and chances are it's the same in Denmark.

His grandfather "was always moved by the fate of Germans abroad, perhaps because he thought they were as homesick as he so often had been".

In many countries drivers obtain their licence through bribery rather than proficiency and so are ill-prepared for the roads.The fate of roundabouts abroad thus repeats in miniature that of another British export, parliamentary democracy another fine idea that backfires when mixed with jiggery-pokery.

With a quarter of Nepal's GDP earned from foreign remittances, the fate of Nepalese working abroad is a more burning issue than well-paid climbing Sherpas.

He does not want to suffer the fate of small-businessmen from abroad who came before him.

Feted at film festivals ever since, it is Panahi's fate to be a darling abroad and a pariah at home.

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Despite his support for the Protestants, he did not stop the growing tide of intolerance, either in Poland or abroad, as shown by the fate of the Racovian Academy, or an international disagreement between the faiths.

Animal lovers in Vietnam and abroad were horrified by the cats' fate.

A similar fate befell almost all projects that involved Americans abroad, as all "private support" became synonymous with "CIA front".

Given the increasingly strained relations between China and the United States, it is unclear whether Mr. Gao's supporters abroad can have any impact on his fate.