Sentence examples for like abroad from inspiring English sources

Neither has distinguished himself .I don't like abroad," King George V once remarked, "I've been there".

Better school, which we cannot afford, some trips, like abroad, but that is also, uh, out of our price range.

The mortgage crisis that became a credit crisis appears to now be a banking crisis, and investors are runnin' scared again, causing mob scenes at banks as customers withdraw as much money as possible, hoping to find a seemingly safer place to invest, like abroad (where the Euro is the strongest against the dollar in history) or in a mattress, mason jar or brassiere.

One Israeli diplomat explained bluntly: "She is pretty widely unpopular here, even if she is liked abroad".

After all, Germany's football team has proved that it can be successful and dominant, yet liked abroad, something that has not always applied to the chancellor.

His tough stance is strongly supported in Washington and Tokyo.Well-liked abroad, the outgoing president is not nearly as popular at home, however, because of a string of corruption scandals in his government, a backlash against his close ties to the country's conglomerates and some foreign-policy mishaps.

Are there any places you've both visited and liked abroad which you can share stories about such as hazy days and outrageous nights in Ibiza?

Maybe fruit likes living abroad?

"But I also think he liked being abroad, far from home".

The scope of American power and accountability — the extent to which we are responsible for a Tunguska-like event abroad — lay uneasily beneath the Task Force's closing discussions.

That's why I liked travelling abroad, where there was a bookshop culture; where you could sit, look at the books and have a coffee.