Sentence examples for overseas names from inspiring English sources

He's brought in some rather eye-catching overseas names, namely stand-off Craig Gower, utility back Michael Robertson and second-row Shane Rodney - all three who've won NRL Grand Finals, the latter two just last year with Manly.

Although Villas-Boas has been forced to drop some overseas names to accommodate the 6+5 rule, almost all of Zenit's Russian players would walk into most of the country's Premier League sides.

Next season will be even more achingly competitive, particularly if a few more big overseas names are lured over under the new second marquee player rule to replace the likes of the Clermont-bound David Strettle.

It has proved challenging for English clubs in the past to challenge in Europe because the homegrown talent is spread so widely – though Saracens may yet be the side to prove me wrong – and it need not be to the detriment of the English players to bring overseas names in.

An early clue came when Boy Better Know won the four-way stage-show battle the Red Bull Culture Clash in 2012, beating more established overseas names like Diplo in the process – who were these guys that had a whole room full of young fans raucously cheering their every punchline?

Tom Moody One of the few overseas names originally linked with the job who has not subsequently ruled himself out (such as Gary Kirsten and Mickey Arthur), the tall Australian was seen as Flower's closest rival in 2009, and has since enhanced his coaching reputation.

And if you want an overseas name, an ADR, take a look at America Movil.

Other overseas star names include the 100m hurdles Olympic champion Sally Pearson, sprinter Carmelita Jeter and men's 400m champion Kirani James.

All the indications were that Widnes were keen to recruit an experienced operator from overseas, with names such as Wayne Bennett, Tim Sheens and Daniel Anderson bandied about.

Two weeks later, the organization released its own hit list, of twenty writers who live overseas, their names printed under a logo resembling the black flag of ISIS.

He is also the second big overseas cycling name to announce he will race this summer in Australia, but not at the Tour Down Under.