Sentence examples for foreign stream from inspiring English sources

Twice a day (three times on weekends), around fifty tourists, the majority of them women and about half of them foreign, stream down the block and form a line across the street from No. 66: Carrie's house.

And just as the mighty giant, Goliath, fell, despite his size and power and brazen self-confidence, Silicon Valley has arguably passed the point of no return, and may soon be taken down despite its own self-aggrandizing over-confidence and swagger, by one of the smooth, innocent-looking stones from a foreign stream.

"Like a fish plucked from the ocean Tossed into a foreign stream Always knew that I was different Often fled into a dream I ignored the raging current Right against the tide I swam But I floated with the question Who will love me as I am?" Sadly, the highly competitive Broadway season with so many shows vying for ticket buyers proved to be too challenging for this tender show.

But as that possibility seems more distant and ever more foreign jihadists stream in, tensions have come to a head.

As foreign journalists stream back into Gaza, there are more and reports of potential Israeli war crimes, including use of phosphorus against civilians, shooting of women and children waving white flags and deliberate targeting of UN humanitarian facilities resulting in the deaths of sheltering refugees and the destruction of precious food in warehouses.

Viki, the video streaming site that has carved out a niche for itself as a destination for premium, subtitled, foreign language streamed video content — some 1.5 billion streams today, all translated by crowdsourcing — has renovated itself in a bid to scale up to improve its advertising-led business model.

Back then, foreign jihadis streamed into Syria without discretion or consequence.

In the past China's money supply grew as the central bank printed yuan to buy up the foreign money streaming in from both trade and investment.

The minority Islamic sects point to the surge of foreign jihadists streaming into Turkey, en route to fight a holy war on Syria's battlefields.

In recent months, it has supplanted the Nusra Front as the primary destination for foreign jihadis streaming into Syria, according to rebels and activists who have had contact with the group.

Vietnam today is in many ways a rather open society; Vietnamese can surf the Internet (though writing blogs on political topics can get you arrested), foreign television streams in via satellite and cable, and pirated DVDs circulate freely.