Sentence examples for foreign summer from inspiring English sources

NBC wrapped up its broadcasts of the London Games on Sunday night with the closing ceremony, which attracted an average of 31.0 million viewers, the most for a foreign Summer Olympics since 1976 in Montreal.

Rick Ruth, acting deputy assistant secretary of state, said the department would issue new regulations in coming months to expand the list of occupations prohibited for foreign summer workers.

Or was this a subtle entre-nous dig among the natives about the swarms of foreign summer visitors?

Spoken about in glowing terms within the game, the midfielder's path is blocked by the blizzard of foreign summer signings at White Hart Lane and he has gone to QPR on loan.

But when ticket sales proved to be less than vigorous, officials reportedly blocked access to foreign summer blockbusters like "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" and the final installment of the Harry Potter series until the propaganda box office projections were reached.

It also added a 15-cents-a-pack "health tax" to all cigarettes, domestic and foreign, earlier this year.

Mr. Reed called her "a majestic figure in American music, a direct gateway to bygone generations that feel so foreign today".

There were ways of functioning on a daily basis that would seem foreign today.

Cycles for domestic stock funds start in August 1987; for foreign stock, December 1989; for emerging markets, September 1990; for junk funds, February 1987.

He served as Paraguay's foreign minister (1947, 1949) and as ambassador to France and Spain.

Lithuanian data shows that the country hosted almost 5,000 foreign students in 2014 - up from almost 4,000 in 2012.