Sentence examples for out of provinces from inspiring English sources

Have They Run Out of Provinces Yet? takes as its subject the multitude of Chinese cuisines: Have they run out of provinces yet?

Is there one tucked away near Tibet?Have they run out of provinces yet?

I am writing in response to the poem by Calvin Trillin ("Have They Run Out of Provinces Yet?" April 4th).

"Food should be a gateway to understand identity but the players and audience are basic so u get this shit," tweeted chef and memoirist Eddie Huang, adding: "Soon the world is going to run out of provinces for basic whites to gaze on and consume and toss to the side".

Quebec is spending 8.5 billion Canadian dollars ($7.9 billion) on a hydroelectric project largely intended for out-of-province sales.

2) The "Waishengren", literally "out-of-province person" in Chinese, comprise 12% of the population, refers to those who emigrated from mainland China after the Chinese Civil War with the KMT government, and their descendants.  .

The "Waishengren", literally "out-of-province person" in Chinese, comprise 12% of the population, refers to those who emigrated from mainland China after the Chinese Civil War with the KMT government, and their descendants.

The frozen fee only applies to Quebec citizens, however; out-of-province graduate students will have to pay more than double in-province tuition fees at most Quebec universities this fall.

Some provinces allow trucks to haul goods only one way; others levy steep tolls on out-of-province trucks; some jurisdictions protect local industry by refusing to license outside trucks.

International and out-of-province students represented, respectively, 7.5 percent, and 3.2 percent.

Similarly, Wickenhauser says the province still misgenders out-of-province people who have an "X" for gender.