Sentence examples for foreigners and at from inspiring English sources

The bakery was a popular hub for young, wealthy Bangladeshis and foreigners, and at least two of the killers were from educated, well-off families, debunking the myth that madrasas (where children from poorer families study) are the sole breeding ground for religious extremists.

They chipped away at charismatic individuals, at alternative centres of power in Russia's vast regions, at environmental groups and human rights organisations, at foreigners and, as the authors know only too well, at the recently won media freedoms.

Suddenly, before we've finished the Sunday papers, we're at the Gare du Nord, gawping at the foreigners and marvelling at the lines of thrumming TGVs ready to zoom off to the far corners of the republic.

From the beginning of the Christian era the word was often used loosely to refer to any foreigner; and at a much later date it frequently applied to the Muslim invaders of India.

Democrats said the difference between collection efforts "concerning" foreigners and "directed" at foreigners could be enormous, allowing intelligence officials far greater leeway.

The gunmen shot dead an unknown number of foreigners and Saudis at the center and opened fire on a school bus as they fled, killing an Egyptian schoolboy.

The marchers chanted "Free Palestine!" and "No to the siege!" A Hamas spokesman in Gaza, Taher al-Nunu, welcomed the foreigners and said at their rally: "We are not alone in Gaza.

Mr Gu frequently met visiting foreigners and appeared at government-organised ceremonies, but had spoken out against the campaign to tear down crosses, according to some of his followers.

This brings them to the attention of the racist head of Homeland Security (Rob Corddry), who sees all non-whites as foreigners and who at one point proudly wipes his ass on the Bill of Rights.

Gangs of skinheads and neo-Nazis functioned openly here, holding public meetings, assaulting foreigners and throwing firebombs at hostels where asylum seekers lived.

In Jerusalem, on Monday, Mordechai Vanunu was jailed for six months for the offences of speaking to foreigners and visiting Bethlehem at Christmas.