Sentence examples for foreigners would have from inspiring English sources

"If we had left during the day, the foreigners would have killed us".

For the Russians who escorted Kim, the trip offered the first prolonged encounter foreigners would have with him.

But, if they weigh the options honestly, most foreigners would have to admit that lawyers and visceral anti-statism are fairly modest evils.

There is no need for a rigorous sociological research to prove that most Romanians believe that the Romanian language is a very difficult language to learn by foreigners and that few foreigners would have the motivation and perseverance to make such an effort.

If it were an emerging market, America would probably have hit trouble already: foreigners would have recoiled from financing its gaping budget deficits; default or a bail-out would have followed.

But despite his allegedly prominent role, Libyan smugglers previously interviewed by the Guardian have been dismissive about the importance of sub-Saharan smugglers within their networks, and questioned how much impact foreigners would have in a country where migrants are treated as second-class citizens.

Fanboys looking for the crunch of Rolex on foreigner would have to look elsewhere.

But, he reflected, a foreigner would "have had a devil of a time in Middletown getting into homes, being a regular fellow at Rotary and the Chamber of Commerce, and generally hob-nobbing".

Had anybody talked, as they talked in 1841, about "independence of foreigners," it would have raised a storm of laughter.

These foreigners presumably would have fought the Americans wherever they found them; if we had avoided the Korengal they would simply have shifted the battle elsewhere.

Foreigners who would have any intimate contact with Koreans must appreciate the painful history of Koreans' dealings with outsiders, a history in which sexual politics have loomed large.