Sentence examples for will be outsiders from inspiring English sources

"We will be outsiders in Spain, but we have been in that situation many times in the past and we hope to use it to our advantage".

Not only are they outsiders in Israel, but if a Palestinian state is established, they will be outsiders there as well.

Both will be outsiders in the Grand National but they won't be lacking support from the owner.

If there is violence, he says, "it won't be locals… it will be outsiders using it as an excuse".

They will certainly be outsiders against Arsenal yet Carvalhal's cup pedigree is a source of hope.

Asians and Jewish households are much more Democratic than you might expect given their relatively high incomes, presumably because they see the GOP as believing fundamentally in a white Christian nation from which they will forever be outsiders.

When Trump contemplates the idea of a Muslim registry or Clinton uses the community as a pawn for policies, it reinforces a false narrative that Muslims are not part of American society, and contributes to a notion that we are and will always be outsiders.

When that day comes, we will no longer be outsiders in the House.

Both of the Japanese horses will be considered outsiders on Sunday.

But PwC Consulting is a fraction of the size of Big Blue, so PwC's partners will be the outsiders at the combined firm.

Two of the candidates will be formidable outsiders who have run unsuccessfully for statewide office: Bret Schundler, the former mayor of Jersey City who lost to Mr. McGreevey in 2001, and Douglas Forrester, a businessman who ran strongly in a Senate campaign against Mr. Torricelli in 2002 before losing to Frank R. Lautenberg, an 11th-hour replacement.