Sentence examples for surfaced abroad from inspiring English sources

Major events have been devoted to Mr. Rivette in London, New York and Paris in recent years, but he claims to dislike the notion of retrospectives and was unaware that the virtually never seen "Out 1" had recently surfaced abroad.

Oh, and in those nine days abroad, a new word surfaced on my horizon, one just eerie and ugly enough for our new reality: yottabyte.

But when a memo outlining that strategy surfaced, the Republicans denounced them for disenfranchising service members abroad.

From the brief clip that surfaced this week, it seems as though Delevingne's Chloe is awaiting communication from a loved one, serving abroad with the British Army.

None surfaced.

'Report surfaced.

They play a unique role in efforts to tackle diseases like malaria, dengue and Chagas that not only threaten our servicemen and women abroad but are also surfacing in the United States.

Such concerns may seem archaic but evidence of exploitation continues to surface [ 50- 52]; relatively recent accounts of inappropriate use of trainees abroad [ 49] make it imperative that the conduct of US trainees and their faculty be above reproach.

Britain still buys far more abroad than it sells, despite a weak currency.At some point, these deeper problems will surface.

Surface phone?

Most intractably, it allows to surface the guilt that I feel knowing that such acts of terror are a daily event in many places in the world, not wholly disentangled from American engagement abroad.