Sentence examples for line of foreign from inspiring English sources
Missionaries have traversed the length and breadth of Africa for centuries, so this 21st century American campaign is just the latest in a long line of foreign influence.
Others argue that the Chinese are simply the latest in a long line of foreign investors – including the Dutch, the English and the Danes – in Bordeaux.
The dream began to lift at the sight, on television, of President Johnson giving his broad and friendly handshake, with exquisite modulations of political warmth, to the line of foreign dignitaries who had come to Washington as mourners.
Before then it had been ruled by the British, the last in a long line of foreign governors, including Napoleonic France, the Hospitaller Knights of St John, the Normans, the Arab empire and others.
In 1980 Miss Lewis became the third in a line of foreign affairs columnists of The New York Times, following Anne O'Hare McCormick and C. L. Sulzberger, and held that position until the end of 1990.
Updike's Comment, which we have now brought out from behind the paywall, concludes with this passage about the new President: The dream began to lift at the sight, on television, of President Johnson giving his broad and friendly handshake, with exquisite modulations of political warmth, to the line of foreign dignitaries who had come to Washington as mourners.
The President's wartime woes are hardly limited to his rhetoric, but as long as he is calling his own bluff it's worth remembering another line of foreign-policy swagger.
Japan and China also agreed to open lines of foreign currency credit to South Korea, whose economy has been hit hardest.
The group, which has also been known as Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, has shown surprising resilience even as its traditional supply lines of foreign fighters through Syria have been disrupted by the turmoil in that country, American intelligence officials say.
The British spies tapped the communication lines of foreign embassies in Washington and gave money to interventionist groups.
The primary duty of the foreign ministry was directing the general line of Soviet foreign policy.
