Sentence examples for foreign marketplace from inspiring English sources

So far, however, interest has been soft; the movie opened in 30 percent of the foreign marketplace over the last week and took in about $24.3 million.

In "You Can Call Me Al," a hit from Paul Simon's 1986 album, "Graceland," a tourist finds himself in a foreign marketplace, hears unfamiliar sounds and cries "Hallelujah!" That must have been something like Mr. Simon's reaction to the South African music that revitalized his songwriting in the mid-1980s — a revelation that exploded his perspective and transformed his musical vocabulary.

The results will be an intuitive mindset and behavior that will show the foreign marketplace that you know how to acclimate yourself and your company to their culture.

Testing advanced technology in Warner's "Aquaman" It is the foreign marketplace where Aquaman reigns supreme among DC heroes, with a current $713 million gross far ahead of the nearest challenger (Batman v Superman, with $543 million).

Sony has had success debuting films in the foreign marketplace before: the studio premiered "Quantum of Solace" internationally before it launched in the U.S., and will do the same with the upcoming James Bond film, "Skyfall".

The Commerce Department program, which opened in October and was officially unveiled last week, is one of a network of offices designed to help U.S. companies establish themselves in the foreign marketplace.

With technology opening an avenue to foreign marketplaces that were previously bound by standard business hours, the clock is always ticking and we're infinitely on call.

The new generation of Financial Technology ("FinTech") start-ups is tackling many realms of consumer financial services, including mobile payments, foreign exchange, marketplace (online) lending, saving and investing, financial advice (robo-advisers), and health and life insurance.

It is essential, before entering a foreign market to clearly identify the motivations behind your decision to explore entering the international marketplace.

A Wall Street veteran, while at Dow Jones Passarella was previously vice president and managing director for the institutional markets business where he was responsible for Machine Readable News, Sales and Trading products, Venture Source and DJ FX Trader — Dow Jones' first desktop product for the foreign exchange trading marketplace.

Richmond does feel "foreign" with its huge marketplace and streets named Frenchgate and Maison Dieu.