Use "overseas" in a sentence

1. Their dragons suited them well and when given the choice, when the time came, it was with great pride that they elected to accompany the Second of the Ancients overseas

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2. You both have been chosen to be the Leaders of the New Family of the Dragons of Light that will begin overseas

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3. Can you both accept this task? Can you both leave your home here and start anew overseas? Do you both consent to this task that is asked of you?

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4. They will free those overseas from the black plague

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5. When the time came for them to make the journey overseas, half of their squadron would request to go with them

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6. She would indeed be leaving this country and going overseas

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7. It has to do with some information from overseas, dragon business

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8. came home from overseas, and when he opened the

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9. With time and the continued commitment of forces in overseas

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10. Suppose your husband who is overseas in the military

11. “This will give you direct control of these funds should something catastrophic occur either to us or to you while you are overseas

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12. The first interview was with Ramada inns – a nationwide chain of hotels and I think also they have some overseas

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13. I told her me and my wife lived overseas for 17 years, so we were a little bit used to the international world

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14. So I guess overseas, say Europe, might be the best thing

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15. 9/ll was caused by Islamic terrorists, and our troops are being killed by Islamic terrorists overseas and on our very own military bases; yet, our commanders are more concerned about „diversity" and not offending the Muslim community

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16. And so, for the first time ever, TSA employees are now screening our servicemen returning via commercial air from overseas duty, often with their fatigues still muddy and filled with gunshot residue

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17. As head of Investor’s Overseas Services, Bernie made a fortune and

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18. He called his company Investors Overseas Services (IOS)

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19. much as a dime overseas to report that income to the IRS and pay

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20. Bernie spent a lot of his last years overseas because of his disputes with the SEC and the IRS

21. My legal consultancy sometimes assists overseas recruiters, and it is very sad to read the lies because you understand that many men are desperate to find a job

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22. I quite often travelled overseas and we seemed to be the only country where people think racially

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23. * For my overseas readers: Since 1994 a whole slew of laws were created to "redress the imbalances of the past," and ensure that employment equity takes place

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24. Since I was in the service and on my way overseas it would not have been feasible for me to be able to stay and press charges on this man even though I was mad enough

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25. The American Worker is likely to face (unfair) competition from overseas markets whose (worker) salary ―structures‖ are anything but competitive or balanced as one might expect in a planned market economy (China) or fledgling, sweatshop economies (Everywhere) whose

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26. A car in every garage and a television in every room is the stuff that middle-class dreams are made of! It is questionable, however, in light of diminishing incomes and job displacements precipitated by the emergence of cheap(er) labor from across our borders and the outsourcing of jobs overseas, not to mention a bubbling economy, that American families will be able to sustain its frenzied lifestyles once that bubble bursts

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27. * For my overseas readers: Since 1994 a whole bunch of laws were created to "redress the imbalances of the past" and ensure that employment equity takes place

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28. * For my overseas readers, this refers to a newly proposed Act which is attempting to limit the freedom of speech in South Africa

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29. * For my overseas readers: The new school system in South Africa is not based on knowledge or studies, as in our time, but something else called "outcome based education" of some fancy word

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30. * For my overseas readers: A couple of hundred far right wing members "invaded" or "withdrew through" - there are different versions - the "independent State of Bophuthatswana" for reasons which I still don't understand or even wish to discuss being plain silly

31. They did not control the media and in fact ran a few operations to place less bad articles in well-known newspapers overseas

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32. Liberals and (some) Moderate Republicans voicing their opposition over the outsourcing of jobs overseas and its dampening effect on the United States economy should give equal expression (as well) to Illegal Immigration that has similarly produced dire

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33. The insurance industry got its start from insuring slave ships and slaves, especially from losses where the ships' crews forced to dump slaves overboard if caught smuggling slaves after the overseas trade had been banned

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34. Reagan and both Bushes tried killing opponents overseas during their presidencies

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35. Everything else being equal, three dollars a gallon is still a pretty good bargain compared with prices overseas

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36. More Americans die every year, preventably, because of conservative ideology about “free market” capitalism than from most wars fought overseas in almost any time frame

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37. Overseas, Truman formulated what has often been called the Truman Doctrine

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38. All these campaigns of repression either originated in Washington, or Washington worked side by side with campaigns of repression overseas from virtually the beginning

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39. By the time of the nationwide ban, only South Carolina still legally allowed slaves brought in from overseas

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40. Germany was and is highly industrial and thus more able to launch overseas invasions

41. I have a collect overseas call for Sylvia Henderson

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42. “This is the Charleston Marine operator, ma’am, with a collect, ship to shore, overseas call for Sylvia Henderson

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43. What about wars overseas? Adams was one of the most skilled secretaries of State the US ever had, negotiating many treaties and formulating the Monroe Doctrine

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44. Since the end of the Civil War, US interventions, or more accurately, invasions, had largely stopped overseas

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45. Overseas, one of Roosevelt's most important actions was to declare the US-Philippines War over, offer amnesty to Filipino nationalists, and push for Filipino independence, however slowly

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46. Before 1890, the US neither had the military power nor the state of mind to invade overseas, except for the northernmost parts of Latin America

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47. After 1917, much of the US was somewhat inclined to invade overseas if humanitarian reasons or preserving order was the rationale

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48. After 1941 is when the US was fully committed as a world power, having both the military might and the will to send troops overseas

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49. The knowledge that there existed a brotherhood of other governments overseas armed them with renewed confidence for eventual success in their struggle

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50. I joined to try and get near him when he was ordered overseas

51. When he left to go overseas, I thought I could stick it out, but it was too hot and dirty, I couldn’t stand it, so I went back to live with my parents

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52. She applied for overseas duty, selecting Hawaii from the list of possibilities

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53. Mendoza was only one of many representatives that the South American country had sent to Europe as soon as the war was over, in an attempt to restore pre-war levels of overseas sales of the beans

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54. As they walked out of the terminal, they were oblivious to what was happening overseas

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55. My major project over a period of three years was a professional doctoral degree in education (EdD) from an overseas university which included some very unusual and interesting courses, e

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56. I cannot help feeling just a little resentful when people look down their noses at overseas qualifications, assuming that they are all worthless

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57. 00 overseas pay, though, so that would have been a dollar less a month at your old grade

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58. Also, to this, add the unrest of the overseas Jews and those in their ancient homeland, Judea, having been denied for centuries the right to rebuild their Temple by the Christian heirs of the Roman Empire purportedly for reasons of scriptural prophesy

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59. Quote- "In a very real sense, if a reasonable standard is not adopted in this matter, we anticipate that substantial cement capacity may move overseas to the detriment of industrial

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60. I’m the overseas consultant and tonight I’m trying to explain British humour to her

61. In the mid 1980’s, breakin’ started growing overseas as House music and DJ-ing became de rigueur in Chicago, which made the tables turn - literally

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62. Jack was away overseas

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63. investors that had money in overseas banks, as

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64. In those years you had to book an overseas call three days beforehand from a fixed address like a home or office where the monthly account was sure to be paid

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65. Overseas calls, besides being difficult to arrange, were notoriously expensive, and we didn’t have the money

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66. He'd come to find a kitten to replace my adored cat who'd been run over by a car while I was visiting my parents overseas

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67. There is much involvement overseas in an attempt to gain control, in an attempt to gain allies, but these are not allies that we will gain by mutual respect for peace and order

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68. scientist and has won several awards, including overseas

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69. She had time on her hands when Marilee was not around, or travelling overseas

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70. He was called overseas, and then he was listed as missing in action

71. She was a widow and her two kids got married and lived overseas

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72. "In a very real sense, if a reasonable standard is not adopted in this matter, we anticipate that substantial cement capacity may move overseas to the detriment of industrial employment, environmental protection, and infrastructure needs in the United States

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73. In the Florida Presidential race, Al Gore and his Democratic followers made an all out effort to disenfranchise overseas members of the military by scrutinizing their absentee ballots for any small infraction of the Florida voting laws

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74. the election) after seven and one-half hours of inspecting overseas ballots and wrote the following memo: “Gore had five attorneys

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75. In Broward County 92 overseas ballots were accepted and 304

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76. As a result Bush’s overseas gain was only 630 well short of Gore’s camp magic number of 1000 for an overall Bush Florida lead

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77. They did all they could to disenfranchise the military vote from overseas

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78. Overseas orders began to come in, necessitating thoughts of expansion

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79. an overseas office, somewhere in the south of France

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80. idea? Why, in fact, should he not have several overseas offices? It would be of help with the new orders that were pouring in

81. “She said Canada was overseas

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82. “Is Canada overseas to us though?” she said

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83. ” She smiled, “The both of them had as they said, ‘encountered God’ while overseas and so whenever they came home they would talk with me about it

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84. Although other members of my family have traveled to the west and overseas, I’m basically a home boy and territorial in nature

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85. Your treasury is now sufficient to pay for all of your vastly expanded and enhanced facilities both here and overseas

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86. least likely to succeed on an overseas assignment?” He

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87. serving in an overseas warzone

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88. In any case it would be silly to start packing so soon, as she would need new clothes; her old things were not good enough for a trip overseas

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89. ” The Coast Guard performed duties at home and overseas, Nimitz concluded, with “dependability,” and served “in the highest traditions of their Service (proving) themselves worthy of their Service motto, Semper Paratus

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90. Coast Guard got involved in Cold War politics at home and overseas

91. Combat and wartime service included the Quasi-War with France, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, Civil War (War Between the States), Spanish-American War, World War One, World War Two, Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf, several Latin American-Caribbean support missions, and deployment at home and overseas after the terrorist attack upon the United States on 11 September 2001

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92. Revenue Cutter Service in 1790, to the creation of the Coast Guard in 1915, and the migration of the Service from the Departments of Treasury (1790) to Transportation (1967) to the Department of Homeland Security (2003), the USCG has served the nation at home and overseas in war and peace

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93. Reservists have served with enlisted personnel in overseas assignments, including the Persian Gulf

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94. He chose a global program that involved overseas travel to different residency locations throughout the world and participation in a number of different global teams

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95. The buoy tenders (180s) performed domestic security and overseas combat operations during the war

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96. Coast Guard cutters built in the Twin Ports shipyards played significant roles in security and national defense at home and overseas in World War Two

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97. 01, the USCG enhanced its mission and asset coordination with the Navy and Defense Department in littoral (coastal) and overseas waters

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