Sentence examples for from compatriots from inspiring English sources

Instead, each partner orders bits and bobs, typically from compatriots, hoping that everything will dovetail nicely in Cadarache.

Most of them are now sleeping in bright red and yellow lightweight tents, a thousand of which have arrived from compatriots in Hong Kong.

Perhaps not:However, Mr Mehta, 48, said he had suffered no criticism from compatriots for buying the registration of the East India Company from UK private investors for a small sum in 2005.

As Kurds get reports from compatriots in Baghdad that Saddam's security services are hastily moving out of their offices, anticipating an allied strike, Barzani and Talabani are identifying and isolating Saddam's fifth columnists.

But the reason I say this with such conviction (and even dare, sometimes, to believe it) is that, reading his plays, I have a sense of familiarity that can only come from compatriots.

When Charles Allen, chief executive of Granada Media, sent a letter recently to Prime Minister Tony Blair, warning that his company would be at a disadvantage to foreign competitors if the government did not lift restrictions on media ownership soon, he unleashed a salvo of criticism from compatriots.

Following advice from compatriot Hulk, Bernard's father has spoken out in favour of a move to Portugal which means  the north London club may miss out again.

But the 25-year-old Jamaican faces stiff opposition from compatriot Yohan Blake, the second fastest man ever over the distance.

Jennifer Stuczynski of the United States took silver with a leap of 4.80m, while Svetlana Feofanova took bronze with 4.75m on countback from compatriot Yulia Golubchikova.

Cheyech won from compatriot Caroline Kilel and Australian Jess Trengove.

Triple Olympic champion Ainslie leads overall from compatriot Giles Scott, with Dutchman Pieter-Jan Postma third.