Sentence examples for would be foreign from inspiring English sources

It is unclear even who would be foreign minister in July.

"Since there would be foreign and independent films shown here, we gave the center an organic look," Mr. Hoyt said.

But this approach to piety would be foreign to many premodern religious thinkers, including the greatest minds of the Christian past, from the early Fathers of the Church to medieval eminences like Thomas Aquinas.

And that is all they are: the man who would be foreign secretary, and a woman consistently touted as a possible future Labour leader – they are operatives obeying a central command.

The ceremony took place after several last-minute wrangles that threatened to delay the signing, including over who would be foreign minister and an attempt by Abbas to abolish the post of prisoners' minister, which was opposed by Hamas.

If I were, for example, to list my 10 or even 15 favorite movies -- and I don't say best movies, because these lists are always completely subjective -- aside from 'Citizen Kane,' all of the films would be foreign.

In just 14 years the share of Swedish children educated privately has risen from a fraction of a percent to more than 10%.At the time, it was assumed that most "free" schools would be foreign-language (English, Finnish or Estonian) or religious, or perhaps run by groups of parents in rural areas clubbing together to keep a local school alive.

In 2013 it was estimated that 1.6 million private home care workers would be hired to fill the need of Italian families, and of these hired workers, 80percentt would be foreign-born (Marchetti, 2013).

Would he be foreign minister, or perhaps run an economic superministry?

Another analyst, Kevin Kedra at Gabelli & Company, pegs the company's value even higher, at $67 a share, also adding that rival suitors would likely be foreign firms.

However, Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond says that to Scots England, Wales and Northern Ireland would never be foreign.