Sentence examples for overseas time from inspiring English sources

"As climate change threatens the world we leave to our children, and good U.S. jobs move overseas, time in the Senate ticks by," a narrator says in the ad.

Keep a clock on your desktop set to overseas time.

"If I met Miss Right tomorrow, I would cut my overseas travel time in half and spend more time at home having a normal life," he says.

Feisal Abdul Rauf, back from his State Department-sponsored trip overseas in time for the 9/11 anniversary, said his piece this week on the Op-Ed page of the Times.

"He could have fought going overseas this time because of his injury, but he wanted to go," Ms. LaMonica said.

In some cases — primarily overseas — the time share is available on a lease for a predetermined number of years.

Even as they underscored their own embrace of women's equality, they called the Garrick an "irreplaceable human achievement" and asked members to take "the long view" — "give our overseas friends time to learn".

"For sure we will" expand overseas over time, he said, "but you have to win at home first".

When manufacturing is outsourced overseas, the time to market hamstrings true innovation.

And unlike with their other children, who they found overseas, this time, the Hollywood power couple simply went to Harlem and Chicago.

The result of these reforms was to provide a sizable, well-trained force in the British Isles, which could be sent overseas in time of crisis, with a system of reservists and home-service volunteers to support it.