Sentence examples for lifetime abroad from inspiring English sources

I was nervous about visiting the U.S. after what felt like a lifetime abroad.

After lifetimes abroad, many in this group, whose total size is impossible to estimate, had believed that because exemptions left them owing no U.S. income tax they had no obligation to file returns; many have been tripped up by a requirement that they still declare their foreign bank and financial accounts.

Even in his lifetime, Rembrandt sold works abroad.

While some collegiettes have a job lined up or plan to attend graduate school, others want to take the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to move abroad for a job.

It was his last extended trip abroad after a lifetime of journeying.

During his lifetime, Szymanowski was appreciated more abroad than within Poland.

Certainly the average American traveler, who perhaps gets just a few opportunities to travel abroad in a lifetime prefers more famous and familiar destinations like Paris, London and Rome, leaving places like Estonia to a much smaller contingent of backpackers and adventurers.

Sun exposure was assessed with number of weeks of holiday abroad over a lifetime.

O'Brien yearned for Europe, into which Joyce and Beckett had triumphantly flung themselves, but in his lifetime he made only one trip abroad, to Germany.

I can easily declare this spring break to Bangkok, Khao Sok, and Koh Phangan as the trip of a lifetime, innumerably enhancing my overall study abroad experience.

Thousands of Britons are expected to fulfill their lifetime ambition of buying a holiday home abroad this year - and the vast majority will opt for continental Europe.