Sentence examples for liking for foreign from inspiring English sources

This visit gave Fauré a liking for foreign travel, which he indulged for the rest of his life.

The government often worries about what would happen were this restless population to be unemployed.In truth, many Chinese like working for foreign firms.

In the Class of 2006, 28%are from outside the U.S. Four classes prior, 31% of students came from outside the U.S. In the last five years hundreds of programs have started outside of the U.S., in places like Germany and China (for foreign schools, see "Brain Drain").

It's like chat roulette for foreign policy wonks.

He didn't like paying taxes for foreign wars.

Some fees will be reduced, like the one for foreign fiancées or fiancés seeking to come here to marry citizens, which would drop to $340 from $455.

And those cutbacks happen immediately after the shock to the exchange rate....[I]t doesn't look like Americans spring for foreign vacations when the dollar is strong.

Meanwhile, technology companies are coming along and doing lots of the things banks like to charge for - like foreign exchange and making payments - and doing them more cheaply and conveniently.

Equally importantly it doesn't take much to realise that we are going to need an agriculture market at least 50 times the size of the UK's to secure like-for-like access in foreign markets for our much larger services sector.

The authorities don't like Iranians who work for foreign media, especially dual citizens like Mr Rezaian, an Iranian-American who speaks Farsi.

Posters showing row after row of cemetery crosses and slogans like "Sacrifice our boys for foreign conflicts?" are proliferating across Switzerland in one of the bitterest voting campaigns in memory.