Sentence examples for route abroad from inspiring English sources

The U.S. alone lands 6 million containers a year, including transshipments, or containers en route abroad.

In addition to current approaches, that is, surveillance and screening of returning travelers, efforts should be decisively directed toward preventing colonization en route and abroad.

And he noted little things, like the leaflets on car windshields advertising moving companies: literal signs of the way the economic crisis was affecting Athens, as people angled for escape routes, either abroad or to the countryside.

He alludes to choosing to fight and die inside Libya rather than picking the easier but, in his view, dishonourable route of exile abroad – from where, he implies, he would receive "many offers" of support.

And to route calls from abroad to India, we needed to put international links into public service phone numbers.

The practice is not illegal but gives corrupt officials a route to send abroad any money obtained illegally.

Though the EB-5 program is open to all foreigners, in recent years it has been dominated by an explosion of interest from wealthy Chinese looking for a route to citizenship abroad.

Either way, their objective remains the same: dominance over coca-growing areas and routes to ship cocaine abroad, predominantly to the United States.

Forty-two percent of the airport's traffic is generated from routes to Oslo and abroad, while twenty-nine percent is to Tromsø.

Carbon offsets "address the inherent dilemma of our programs being all about sustainability, but also having students fly around the world," said Daniel Greenberg, executive director of Living Routes, a study-abroad company that runs sustainability education programs in eco-villages around the world and started its own carbon offset program last year.

Falke was thereafter transferred abroad; while en route to her duty station in the Far East, she stopped at Cape Cross in German South-West Africa in January 1893.