Sentence examples for overseas line from inspiring English sources

However, very few will have heard that there is a new addition to the overseas line: Corner Bar and Bistro (Manesova 64; 420-222-724-581; www.barandbooks.cz) became the group's second Prague location last year, serving many of the same great cocktails, single malts and fine cigars with an expanded line of snacks, sandwiches and salads in the Vinohrady neighborhood, east of the city center.

Banner ads for Milka chocolate (the venue may have been Stateside, but the main television audience was still overseas) lined the run, along with the dim silhouettes of course workers, many of them wearing crampons to maintain their footing on the icy pitch.

There has also been enforced changes to their overseas line-up, after world-famous batman Chris Gayle opted to renege on his contract in favour of playing for the West Indies.

Considering a highly differentiated product line and surging overseas business, we believe the stock should recover and trend higher in 2008.

Trump has consistently sent American jobs overseas to line his own pockets.

Airbus has also recently hinted at the possibility of setting up a second overseas assembly line in the United States.

The Human Rights Report was first published in 1998 by former Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, who wanted to promote human rights overseas in line with the new Labour government's 'ethical foreign policy'.

Business groups have railed against the law, criticizing it for chilling overseas business expansion and failing to provide companies with bright-line rules for how to conduct themselves overseas.

Telefonica itself more than doubled its number of overseas fixed-line customers between 1997 and 2004, to over 23m; over the same period, its mobile business went from having 5m subscribers to 74m, both in Spain and abroad.

For all the grumbling of late about heavy-handed airport security screeners in the United States, American business travelers face an extra burden when they return home from overseas: immigration lines.

A handwritten lawsuit filed last week by 26 detainees against the Immigration and Naturalization Service also charges that they are not given drinkable water, proper medical care or access to overseas phone lines.