Sentence examples for the abroad from inspiring English sources
adverb
At large; widely; broadly; over a wide space.
- A tree spreads its branches abroad.
They have sacked or intimidated any advisers or colleagues who showed too much knowledge of, or interest in, the abroad.
"Off the Map" is a series about aid workers abroad that keeps the abroad part purposely vague and innocuous.
Michael, The Times's chief art critic, who writes the Abroad column, kicked off this blog a few years ago by covering the United States Open with his "Art of Tennis" posts.
This includes transfer income from government, interest receive from public bonds and remittances from the abroad.
As for the pure P25, the abroad peak at 400 800 cm-1 corresponds to the bonds of Ti-O and Ti-O-Ti.
The abroad lifestyle is glorified in a way it shouldn't be.
The narrative has been that of the Englishman abroad the archetypal good man in Africa.
Despite the carnage abroad, the play is short on blood and guts.
Mark Twain also satirized the genre in "The Innocents Abroad".
But the popularity of the Windsors abroad is formidable.
But the scale of the problem abroad is quite different.
