Sentence examples for foreigners air from inspiring English sources

Syrians, he says, want help to fight on their own, rather than to rely on foreigners' air strikes.Mainstream rebels complain that America has not co-ordinated its attacks with them.

The campaign was a startling blend of the oldest tactics of an authoritarian government — stoking fears of foreigners — with the air of sincerity of a repentant order.

In Singapore, a rival expatriate haven sometimes preferred for its leafy, tropical environment and cleaner air, foreigners have also been pinched.

The nationalities of those victims were not immediately known, but a spokesman for the Interior Ministry said most of the foreigners worked for Kam Air, a private Afghan airline, and one was from Ukraine.

A bell was tinkling, and two nuns in white robes beckoned me and a handful of other Laotians and foreigners into an open-air temple.

"The U.S. and China urgently need to get along, and if there is one thing the Chinese are neuralgic about, it is when their private affairs get aired before foreigners in an embarrassing way".

There is also an idea in the air of letting foreigners use Estonia's digital identity system (something that proposed European Union regulation would allow).

And the term "lao wai," a less than endearing word for foreigner, hangs thickly in the air.

The Swedish press has aired emotional concerns about letting a national treasure fall into foreign hands—even though foreigners already have 60% of Skandia's shares.

But some interpreted my choice as proof of my "western influence", my desire to "air our dirty laundry" to foreigners, and thus my diluted Sudanese-ness.

A menacing unrest was in the air, and many nobles and foreigners fled the oppressive atmosphere.