Sentence examples for going to foreign from inspiring English sources

"Rigs are leaving the gulf, and going to foreign waters".

With less money going to foreign oil producers, more would go into our economy.

"Now we are going to foreign countries to help provide access to Malaysian companies".

So, in answer to your question, a chain letter's job does not require going to foreign places anymore.

Higher prices do function as a kind of tax increase that raises the cost of doing business (with the proceeds effectively going to foreign exporters).

Oil was highly automated and accounted for some 15% of jobs – and even some of those were going to foreign workers at lower pay.

Though we are constantly hearing about the precocity of a certain segment of American young people — the way they are going to foreign-policy summer camp and planning for college when they are 12 — television, or specifically what is referred to as "family television," hasn't found a way to speak to their greater curiosity and ambitions.

"Do they go to foreign banks?

"It does go to foreign shareholders.

Carson goes to foreign parts for the solace of anonymity.

But Smith doesn't always have to go to foreign countries to track down unusual objects.