Sentence examples for overseas coming from inspiring English sources

She says her caged lions have little to do with canned hunting, but admits that if the authorities banned canned hunting, "it would probably not be good for us … There's a lot of people from overseas coming to shoot lions.

"The idea that a global trading nation like ours should stop talent from overseas coming to work or study here is good neither for our economy nor for our world leading position in education and research.

Thirty- one were born overseas, coming from Africa, Eastern Europe, South America, South Asia, East Asia, the Caribbean and the Middle East; eleven were born in the UK.

Soon, organizers from overseas came to borrow some Gotham magic.

One course, Playaway's Learn Anywhere series, published by Penton Overseas, comes with its own portable digital player.

"It is high time that the Lloyd's litigation here and overseas came to an end," he said.

And yet too many of those who serve Britain's interests overseas come back to a life of destitution and despair.

From overseas came men like John Carlsen, 35, a Norwegian bachelor who had arrived in the United States in 1895, according to the 1910 census.

The 2000 census showed that more than half of the United States residents who were born overseas came from Latin America, and 16percentt came from Europe.

The rally overseas came on the back of the two interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in January, which offer two hopes for emerging markets.

* The Government's Forced Marriage Unit, which specialises in repatriating British women who have been forced into unwanted marriages overseas, comes across 1,600 cases every year, resulting in 300 successful repatriations.