Sentence examples for foreign pack from inspiring English sources

Leading the foreign pack is BreadTalk, a Singapore chain, which opened its first outlet in China in 2003 and now has 170 shops spread mainly across the wealthier coastal cities. Frankie Quek, chief executive of BreadTalk's operations in China, said by telephone that the company had aggressive plans to expand that number to 500 over the next three years.

Leading the foreign pack is BreadTalk, a Singapore chain, which opened its first outlet in China in 2003 and now has 170 shops spread mainly across the wealthier coastal cities. Frankie Quek, chief executive of BreadTalk's operations in China, said by phone that the company had aggressive plans to expand that number to 500 over the next three years.

They hid in foreign packing materials for plants, fruits and vegetables or clung to boat hulls or propeller blades.

32 34 Such studies also cannot distinguish between foreign packs that are illegally smuggled into Australia and those brought in by residents and visitors who have purchased them overseas and brought them in either under personal import limits or with the required duty having been paid.

Next episode, Mr B obviously disliked the "other" or "foreign" wolf pack.

The agency did not directly address the origin of the actual games, although it did bar foreigners from providing technical support to Chinese companies and declared its authority over foreign "service packs" and other improvements to existing online games.

The last time they were there, things ended badly: President Lázaro Cárdenas seized their assets, created state-owned oil monopoly Petróleos Mexicanos – or Pemex – and sent foreign competitors packing.

This winter, "9-11," a stinging indictment of American foreign policy packed into a 125-page, pocket-size pamphlet by the M.I.T. linguist Noam Chomsky, became a best seller in five countries, setting a new sales record for the Open Media pamphlet series published by Seven Stories Press.

For Burmese, there is a much more enticing attraction just down the road: the bustling new Junction Square mall, with its gleaming, foreign shops, packed food court and cinema.

Anybody who somehow finds their way past toughened border controls will be packed off to a foreign detention camp while their case is heard.

We ask foreign nationals to pack their belongings and be sent back," he reportedly told a cheering crowd.