Sentence examples for resident expatriates from inspiring English sources

In urban areas painting on canvas has become a vibrant cottage industry for local artists that is patronized by tourists, resident expatriates, and the local middle class.

Had it far too easy.' He would confess with a truthless smile, to whoever would listen to him in the fly-blown watering holes favoured by resident expatriates.

Alternatively visit the website of enthusiastic resident expatriates: corsica-isula.com The great outdoors: Natural wanders in Corsica Crisscrossed by well-marked routes, Corsica is a hiker's haven – although bear in mind the high temperatures during the mid summer.

I like the Kandinsky style, so I say, 'Give me something in this range.' You can look in his art books and say, 'This one, I want to have this one.' Or, 'I want to have this size, or this size.' " Most of the buyers of reproductions are foreign tourists or resident expatriates, said Ms. Huong of Gallery Saigon.

Most participants are resident expatriates.

Its purpose is to provide information to travelers and resident expatriates about the status of an outbreak, how to reduce their risk for infection, and what to do if they become ill.

The final Saturday night, we danced in the plaza along with ranchers and fishermen, local gentry and resident artists, expatriates and a few fellow wanderers before heading back to the winding road home.

If you are a U.S. citizen or long-term resident who expatriates on or after June 17 , 2008 you will be deemed (for tax purposes) to have sold all of your worldwide property for its fair market value the day before you leave the U.S.! All that gain is subject to U.S. tax at the capital gains rate.

More than half its residents are expatriates.

That has come about partly because the majority of Dubai's residents are expatriates who work there by choice.

But the Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, a 4,000-member group of recording professionals, gave awards to both resident and expatriate Cubans.