Sentence examples for foreign from from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world to ban women – both Saudi and foreign – from driving.

In fact, the pack seems to be made up mostly of aid workers, both Ethiopian and foreign, from Addis Ababa.

Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world that bans women — both Saudi and foreign — from driving.

His name, Ulvi Dogan, sounded so foreign from my tongue, that itwas sometimes difficult to pronounce it.

Otsuka skillfully dramatizes a world suddenly foreign, from the No Japs Allowed sign at the movie theatre to the horse meat served at dinner in the camp.

For example, in the cold war it made sense to enforce strict lines dividing foreign from domestic surveillance — that is, between intelligence collected overseas (by the C.I.A). to prevent attacks, and information acquired (by the F.B.I).

"All the aid is coming from foreign countries, from aid organisations.

He received more support from foreign powers, from Rome, Venice and Muscovy.

Mr. Ji, deputy foreign minister from 1955 to 1972, was foreign minister from 1972 to 1974.

Of that, 81 percent came from foreign governments, mostly from central banks.

Truly international journals should publish more papers from foreign countries than from the country of their origin.