Sentence examples for foreign neighbors from inspiring English sources

In fact, many in the shack settlements defended their foreign neighbors or offered places to hide.

In truth, though, the call was still more of a courtesy to our foreign neighbors than it was a genuine effort to gather outside views.

Grave goods from as early as the eighth century B.C. show that these people were prospering through a mobile pastoral strategy, maintaining networks of cultural exchange (not always peacefully) with powerful foreign neighbors like the Persians and later the Chinese.

And the uncertainty of the negotiations themselves could slow the economy and rattle our foreign neighbors; just look at the resignation of Mexico's minister of finance for helping bring Mr. Trump there to meet-and-greet with the Mexican president.

The ancient Egyptians engaged in trade with their foreign neighbors to obtain rare, exotic goods not found in Egypt.

He was against military actions against some of the colony's foreign neighbors, opposing official intervention in a French Acadian dispute in the 1640s, and also spoke against attacking the New Netherland during the First Anglo-Dutch War (1652 1654).

The closest foreign neighbor to the world's tech hub.

An unfriendly foreign neighbor has been methodically destroying the country's productive capacity and making resources (especially energy) more costly.

Despite the mandate granted him by the electorate, and economic growth that is outstripping nearly all of Peru's neighbors, foreign observers are still more likely to consider Mr. García a role model than Peruvians are.

The evidence against her, which includes wiretapped conversations with friends, neighbors, foreign diplomats and fellow activists, is currently in the hands of her new court-appointed attorney, who was not representing Lindauer at the time I spoke to her.

Externally, Turkey is following what Davutoglu calls a "zero problems with neighbors" foreign policy.