Sentence examples for scored overseas from inspiring English sources

Yet the film scored overseas, making $114m in China and topping out at $411m worldwide.

CHRISTINA MILIAN -- This Cuban-American singer and actress (she recently starred in "Love Don't Cost a Thing") has already scored hits overseas, and she has a breakthrough American hit with "Dip It Low," one of the summer's most popular songs.

As of Thursday morning, the film had scored $14.1 million overseas since it opened on Wednesday. .

Some live abroad and act as diplomatic envoys, scoring invitations overseas for Mr. Casley, as indicated by the many photographs, newspaper clippings and copies of official documents displayed in a large room serving as a ministry of foreign affairs.

Belfor played for Mount Vernon High, went to James Madison University in Virginia on a scholarship, and is playing for the Phantoms to keep his dreams of scoring an overseas contract alive.

The breakaway speed, the defender-destroying moves, the blistering shot into the top corner — it ranks right up there with the best goals scored by Americans playing overseas.

He scored 38 of these overseas, where his average was higher.

Nor was there any mention of Daewoo's scores of overseas subsidiaries, which are often tangled in complicated business and financial relationships that go far beyond South Korea's banks.Even achieving the restructuring announced this week will be tough.

Attempts to exempt London-listed foreign firms with no UK corporate presence from compliance with standards on bribery prevention will be welcomed by many in the City, who believe the appeal of UK's capital markets – which have attracted scores of overseas firms in recent years – would otherwise be greatly undermined.

He is currently Somerset's overseas player and has scored 495 runs at an average of 82.50 in his first three Championship matches this summer.

Dorn sits in eighth position, which means he has scored more than any other Australian or overseas-born player in Super League history.