Sentence examples for globetrotting from inspiring English sources

In a few recent contests the advisers have mirrored geopolitical splits, with pro-Russian candidates seeking strategists in Moscow and those more friendly to the West flying in Americans.For globetrotting spin doctors, breaking into a new market can be tough.

They are designed to appeal to a mixture of globetrotting parents and ambitious locals with an eye to a university education in Europe or America for their children.

The details of Nixon's pre-presidential life the hardscrabble upbringing, the rapid political ascent, the globetrotting vice-presidency are dispatched with efficiency.

Businesspeople looking to improve their lot are stumping up their own seed money, and so want the best results from the best schools, even if it means globetrotting for their classes.

Globetrotting executives, meanwhile, can subscribe to up-to-the-minute intelligence briefings on global hotspots before they travel.

Due south"The Declining Dollar"By Kate O'SullivanFebruary's globetrotting cover story for CFO magazine investigates how companies around the world are coping with the prolonged slide in the value of the dollar.

They have been replaced by a type of globetrotting businessman-gangster.

Jokowi has been globetrotting in search of foreign investment in his country's infrastructure.

In his first four years in office Mr Bush actually spent more time globetrotting (91 days) than his peripatetic predecessor (84).

Although Moscow remained the headquarters of his growing empire, the perpetually globetrotting Milner bought a $100 million mansion in Los Altos Hills, California, that was among the most expensive homes in the United States.

He has been on the case too long, and believes the Government hasn't lived up to its rhetoric of talking loftily about X or Y globetrotting on behalf of the UK, sorting out the world's problems.