Sentence examples for foreigners by the from inspiring English sources
These people were looked upon as foreigners by the then un-cool rest of Canada.
The release of foreigners by the Islamic State is rare; most cases have involved ransoms.
The so-called Indian Tamil of Sri Lanka were brought there by the British in the 19th and 20th centuries as workers on the tea estates, and they have been regarded as foreigners by the other ethnic groups.
The documents evidently were included in the "family jewels" because one part of the program in April 1973 included training of the foreigners by the bomb squad of the Dade County Police in Florida.
Russia's tax collectors, she maintains, have been told to "collect $1 billion from foreigners by the end of the month .This financial Chernobyl is beginning to affect the real Russian economy, already stricken by unpaid bills, corrupt managers and low commodity prices (especially for oil and gas).
It seems that only foreigners by the hundreds of thousands (qualified ones, please) can do the job.Mr Schily's plan broadly follows the recent report of a commission he set up, headed by Rita Süssmuth, a parliamentarian from the biggest opposition party, the Christian Democrats.
A few companies such as Hughes, Ericsson and Motorola have already prospered in China, despite its coolness to doing business with foreigners, by supplying the telecoms hardware that the country craves.
"Foreigners by birth, the legionnaires have become Frenchmen by the blood they have spilled".
The government is seeking to amend the current law to prevent "coffee shops" from selling cannabis to foreigners by implementing the use of a "wietpas", or weed pass, for which only residents would be eligible.
This was the first arrest of a foreigner by the Islamist group Hamas since it took over the Palestinian enclave of Gaza in 2007.
When I visited Iraq in the run-up to the war, I met another foreigner by the pool of the Rasheed Hotel, where we hoped our conversation couldn't be bugged, and we spoke of our bafflement.
