Sentence examples for foreign extra from inspiring English sources

The beer was renamed Foreign Extra Stout from around 1849 onwards.

Foreign Extra Stout constitutes 45 per cent of total Guinness sales globally.

In 1801, Guinness West India Porter, the direct predecessor of Foreign Extra Stout, was first exported from the St .James's Gate brewery in Dublin.

One agent explained that filmmakers are perpetually short on "Western looking" folks for crowd scenes, citing a recent shoot that hired 136 foreign extras to fill an Istanbul nightclub.

But ordering from foreign companies means extra costs.

Without extra foreign cash, Serbia will have to engineer a savage recession to cut imports.

After class, she often came to see the foreign teachers for extra practice with her English, which was excellent.

Last week, in an effort to round up extra foreign exchange, Cuba's government announced a big increase in the prices of goods at the islands' dollar stores.

Extra foreign currency enters the country, is converted into local currency, and is spent on goods that cannot be traded across borders (construction, certain services and so forth).

He has imposed levies on the energy, banking, retail and telecoms sectors, often blaming them on Brussels or on foreign companies making "extra profit".

But Stephen Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, reckons that a weaker dollar would spark a rise in real bond yields, as foreign creditors demanded extra compensation for currency risk.