Sentence examples for open overseas from inspiring English sources

Three days before "Paul" was scheduled to open overseas it was tracking nicely.

Rdio Arrives in Germany: Subscription streaming services, eager for an edge over their competitors, are racing to open overseas.

A further 10 UK universities are set to open overseas branch campuses over the next two years.

In a statement Sony said, "While we were expecting more domestically, we believe the film will perform strongly when we open overseas over the next few weeks".

A week later, Garibaldi returned to pick up brochures that Santoro had acquired describing how to legally open overseas bank accounts.

Federal lawmakers have also asked Ronald Kirk, the United States trade representative, to appoint a top-level official to open overseas markets to more American small businesses.

The office of the agency, NYC & Company, is among 11 recently opened overseas by New York City.

As well as rebuilding its UK manufacturing base, JLR has opened overseas factories to keep pace with demand.

In Richardson's telling, most Americans viewed the conflict as a new kind of Wild West adventure on a newly opened overseas frontier.

"The volume and complexity of deals are ramping up, illustrated by the 163 percent growth in the number of U.S. law firm offices opened overseas last year," said William D. Henderson, director of the Center on the Global Legal Profession at Indiana University's Maurer School of Law.

He offered what the White House billed as a six-point economic recovery plan: affordable health care, a national energy policy, opening overseas markets to American products, a limit on the awards paid to medical malpractice victims, a simplification of regulations on small business and an appeal to Congress to make his tax cuts permanent.