Sentence examples for spotted abroad from inspiring English sources

A former attorney general who said the cartoonist had been spotted abroad in effect retracted his statement in court.

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Rosen-Heinz said the sign has also been spotted abroad in Australia, Puerto Rico, Austria and the U.K. Religious organizations like Fountain Street Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan offered the sign to congregants.

"Harsh words put them in a tight spot abroad, while light criticism does the same at home.

But Mr. McCain said that he was also considering heading off to a trouble spot abroad, though he could not discuss the details because of security concerns.

Trouble spots abroad, particularly Japan and Argentina, have become less of a problem, and broader economic and business gains in Asia and the Middle East also helped the bottom line.

Luxury List For our look at the world's property markets, Forbes.com examined five U.S. cities and 20 spots abroad, focusing on locales where U.S. investors did business or traveled for vacation or retirement.

New York to San Francisco, back home to hopefully, some glam spot abroad.

Kenyans – and many viewers in the US and abroad – quickly spotted the apparent inaccuracies with the hashtag #SomeoneTellFoxNews quickly gathering pace.

Mr. Parker had first heard their stories from Mormon classmates in high school; as an adult traveling abroad, he habitually chatted with missionaries he spotted in their trademark suits and nametags.

In America the CIA and the FBI use it to connect individually innocuous activities such as taking flying lessons and receiving money from abroad to spot potential terrorists.