Sentence examples for it going abroad from inspiring English sources

It is hoped a British buyer will find the £6.9m needed to prevent it going abroad before the ban is lifted at midnight on 4 March 2015.

The Department of Culture said the buyer had been granted export licences for individual elements of the collection, leaving the Government powerless to prevent it going abroad.

Imagine if George W. Bush had somehow been able to summon the moral strength of Mahatma Gandhi, Helen Keller, or Martin Luther King Jr, and committed the American people to the pursuit of a common goal of a transformed society, a society which meets our own human needs rather than declaring "war" on an emotion, or, as John Quincy Adams put it, going "abroad, in search of monsters to destroy".

For example, a skilled American may design an electric car, but the job to manufacture it goes abroad.

Letting it go abroad means Iran has no excuse to enrich beyond 3.5% at its known plants.

Rather, as Zlatan Perucic, a director of the Belgrade Bank under Milosevic, has said, "much of it went abroad".

Alas, like much else, when it went abroad it received the tributes it could not get in our more phlegmatic clime.

"I like to boast about it when I go abroad: the lochs and castles, the pine forests, islands and mountains.

So it was that I went abroad before returning to learn that Little Em'ly had escaped from Steerforth.

But now it is going abroad, opening diagnostic clinics in the U.K. In emerging markets it is involved in hospitals in Yemen, Nigeria, Mauritius and Saudi Arabia.

It's an itinerary that hints at another truth about American soccer talent: it's not only coming from abroad; at ever younger ages, it's also going abroad.