Sentence examples for home foreigners from inspiring English sources

But real estate experts say a New York-style luxury high-rise lifestyle is creeping into the wealthiest echelons, fed by trends like people looking to own more than one home, foreigners drawn by the weak dollar to invest in Los Angeles, and new residential buildings being designed by celebrity architects like Robert A. M. Stern, Richard Meier and Jean Nouvel.

A lot of money is being sent back home by foreigners.

Ms Forbes found that a lack of financial development at home makes foreigners keener to invest in America.

I was a French citizen who had left his office and wanted to get home, and foreigners were stopping me getting on a train to get home.

While the Afghans have been offered amnesty and safe passage home, the foreigners are being presented a stark choice: submit to a criminal trial or die in battle.

But they also reflect a recognition that Mr. Karzai is a much less formidable player at home than foreigners perceive him to be.

12.24pm: The Washington Post notes how Haiti's president, René Préval, currently cuts a somewhat aloof figure who seems more at home with foreigners than his own people.

"They want to go back to the repressed old West German republic of the 1960s, when women were still at home and foreigners, gays and lesbians had to be invisible, and where old army songs were sung over a beer in the evening," he said.

The 1920 Census showed that for the first time, fifty-one percent of Americans lived in cities, which meant that the home of foreigners, not 100% Americans (as they called themselves in those days -- you could be an American, but not a real, 100% American) would dominate the country.

"Isn't that amazing?" On and off for Ono's first seven years, her family spent short periods in America, enough to make her an outsider at home, a foreigner who "smelled of butter".

On Monday, the free-market thinktank Civitas suggested a ban on the sale of all existing homes to non-EU buyers and limits on the purchase of new homes by foreigners.