Sentence examples for foreign pages from inspiring English sources

Frank reported for the Financial Times world trade and foreign pages for several years.

Carter's column suggested a now familiar belief that food was as worthy a subject for analysis as anything on the literary or foreign pages.

The FT, on its foreign pages, analyses how India has reacted to all this fanfare and glory with mixed feelings, and much controversy about how the film portrays life in the country.

Sun: Fatties cause global warming GREAT WALL GETS GREATER The Great Wall of China is much longer than originally thought, according to two downpage pieces in the foreign pages of the Independent and the Telegraph today.

Bookshops in Bratislava are dominated by Czech literature, Czech films are shown on Slovak television and the foreign pages of Slovak newspapers brim with news from Prague, Mr. Simecka said, but finding a Slovak-language book in a Czech bookstore was nearly impossible, while the Czech media generally accorded Slovakia the same attention as Luxembourg.

The foreign pages of Friday's Times included an advertisement that wasn't selling anything but instead was a lengthy "open letter to Rachel Sylvester", responding to a column in which the paper's political writer compared Ukip supporters to "Neanderthal cavemen" – and hence signed "Neanderthal Caveman", with no further indication of who the author was.

Other issues of concern he flags include finding ad campaigns that had foreign Page managers using "information-seeking "polls" — aka sponsored posts asking their target audiences, in this case American Facebook users, to respond to questions about their ideologies and moral outlooks".

Although it will be presented as an issue of politics, and therefore reported on the foreign affairs pages, it is a fundamental issue of development and human rights.

Already, a multinational can send Gmail between, say, the Berlin office and San Francisco, and the German on one end will end up as English at the other, thanks to Google Translate, which was built for foreign Web pages.

Brinksmanship as foreign policy, Page 1. ANDREA KANNAPELL.

Until September, Sanders didn't even have a foreign policy page on his campaign website.