Sentence examples for host of foreigners from inspiring English sources
Despite the cost after all, the euro is just coming off all-time highs against the dollar Paris has somehow managed to retain its magical qualities for a host of foreigners, but especially for Americans.
Every year, Hamburg's red-light district has to deal with a host of rowdy foreigners – from lairy Scandinavians hunting cheap beer to British stag parties let loose in strip clubs.
Proponents of the shift in focus point to Israeli successes in recent years including the 2008 assassination in Damascus of Imad Mughnieyh, a widely respected Hezbollah and Iranian operative, who masterminded attacks on Israeli and US targets as well as a host of kidnappings of foreigners in Lebanon, including the CIA's station chief.
At the high end, Mr. Phone Win says, he has hosted a parade of foreigners looking to invest in the country.
There is no question that the Immigration and Naturalization Service has been dysfunctional and that closer I.N.S. scrutiny of applicants and tracking of foreigners by their host institutions are necessary.
But she is perhaps at her best when she describes their well-meaning, bewildered English hosts, struggling to befriend this quarrelsome, bolshie busload of foreigners, who stubbornly refused to conform to the stereotype of refugees.
While there are a lucky few who comfortably navigate the two worlds, the chasm is evident in the passport-based lunch circles at multinational companies in Beijing and in the awkwardness of foreigners at karaoke evenings or of Chinese at house parties hosted by foreigners.
He favours trade deals only if foreigners agree to a host of labour and environmental standards and if American workers who lose their jobs are well looked after.
To him, the idea of opening a tourist resort isn't so far-fetched; he has experience of hosting thrill-chasing foreigners, some of whom just turned up at the airport with no plans or onward arrangements.
Suspicious of foreigners?
