Sentence examples for will be foreign from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor will be foreign.

Given its dependence on external savings, the biggest influence on its fortunes will be foreign investors.

On the next programme, broadcast on Sky on Thursday 22 April, it will be foreign affairs.

If Scotland votes for independence, a further 25% of me will be "foreign".

This morning's main action will be foreign secretary William Hague's further statement to the Commons about the crisis in Iraq.

He said: "I'm sure there will be Foreign office officials today who will be working hard to stress that Mr Corbyn doesn't speak for the Government.

For instance, at the Val Gamburtseva field, Rosneft's newest, about 30percentt of the equipment will be foreign-made, according to an estimate by the company.

If the trend continues, not only will the black share of New York's population, which dipped below 25percentt in 2000, continue to decline, particularly if the overall population grows, but a higher proportion of black New Yorkers will be foreign-born or the children of immigrants.

Statistics Canada projects that, by 2031, nearly one-half of Canadians above the age of 15 will be foreign-born or have one foreign-born parent.

So she'll be Foreign Secretary.' And Santer himself imagines that the report described him as 'whiter than white', despite its numerous assertions of his incompetence.

The realm the next president will exercise the most individual influence over will undoubtedly be foreign policy.