Sentence examples for make it overseas from inspiring English sources

Thanks to Cuba's education system, they have the skills to make it overseas, where they can earn far greater salaries.

Experts say that the nation's fashion industry is too fragmented and too focused on the domestic market to make it overseas.

Where you should go: Octagon, but things move quickly over there so this might just change before you make it overseas. .

Video games sold well, but anime, manga, films and books never made it overseas on a commercial scale.

Born on September 24, 1896, in St .Paul, Minnesota, he entered Princeton University in 1913, but did not graduate; he joined the Army in 1917, but never made it overseas; and then, like Byron, nearly a century earlier, he awakened one morning to find himself famous.

It wasn't long before the trend made it overseas.

What do I need to make it work overseas?

In order for your records to make it into overseas hands you had to convince a distributor to export them.

"Maybe it's even better" that her early breakthrough piece did not make it back overseas, Lisa Wenger, her niece, said in a phone interview.

Mr. Redford is also working with the new owner on efforts — stalled under his former partners, he said — to bring more documentaries to the cable channel, which specializes in independent films, and to make it available overseas.

"If you ask me where I would say you make the savings - you make it in overseas aid," he said.