Sentence examples for season foreign from inspiring English sources

From the 2016-2017 season, foreign TV income should be worth more than $1.38b per year.

Throngs of reporters, American and, for what is usually the first and only time in the football season, foreign, descend on the Super Bowl site—Indianapolis this year to ask all manner of inane or incisive questions that, on balance, pertain to football and the two involved teams.

In M.L.B. this season, foreign-born players accounted for just more than 27 percent of the overall total on opening-day rosters or disabled lists, with the Dominican Republic leading with 86 players.

Seasoned foreign businessmen grumble that the legal system is more impenetrable than Russia's.In this section Oily tale The party's over Savimbi's choice Unpromising Eyeball to eyeball ReprintsLocal businessmen are no happier.

He says he will take back the flag for Democrats and take the fight to the Republicans as only a decorated war veteran and seasoned foreign policy hand could.

Beijing's main goal is to win, so it has hired seasoned foreign law firms to handle its major WTO cases thus far, and used Chinese lawyers to assist them, lawyers and scholars say.

He attracted seasoned foreign-policy types well before winning the nomination.

Indeed, his early opposition to the war attracted seasoned foreign-policy practitioners who also disapproved of the invasion.

This seasonal 'glut' is combined with the demand generated by the high season for foreign and mainland tourists, as well as the visiting émigrés from the Gulf lead to increased meat consumption and thus distribution.

The result has been an excellent season for foreign shows.

One of the big books of the season is foreign policy thinker Robert Kagan's "The World America Made".