Sentence examples for made of foreign from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for the country, the oil bonanza was wasted, and little use was made of foreign technology.

Putting aside English law that existed at the time the Constitution was framed, what use, if any, should be made of foreign law in interpreting the Constitution?

Recent visitor tells us they now have mural in corridor made of foreign railway posters, reading: "See India," "Climb the Pyrenees," and "visit Siam".

He said that "a bonfire should be made of foreign cloth.

Two views of Edmund Burke Brian Doylee seeks the man behind the contentious myth at The American Scholar, and at The New Criterion, Henry Kissinger wonders what Burke would make of foreign policy in a digital age.

Much has been made of the new foreign buyers entering this market and apparently pushing prices to unheard-of levels.

Isis, which is largely made up of foreign jihadists, principally Iraqis, claimed on Wednesday to have struck a truce with the Islamic Front to end all fighting.

He returned to Cambodia after the Vietnamese installed a new government in 1979 and was made minister of foreign affairs.

The senior formation, which is supposed to keep the legislative agenda broadly on track, is the general affairs council, made up of foreign ministers.This is a weak link.

In the queue, largely made up of foreign tourists but with a fair smattering of British citizens, this provoked some consternation.

"Sometimes 80% of German bestseller lists can be made up of foreign writers; people such as Isobel Allende or Nick Hornby," says Finlay.