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11 sentences with 'abroad'

Example sentences and phrases with the word abroad and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: abroad

In or to a foreign country; outside one's own country.


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For a long time, I wanted to take a trip abroad, and I finally did it.

abroad: For a long time, I wanted to take a trip abroad, and I finally did it.
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With a sigh of relief, the soldier returned home after months of service abroad.

abroad: With a sigh of relief, the soldier returned home after months of service abroad.
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If you want to travel abroad, you need to have a passport valid for at least six months.

abroad: If you want to travel abroad, you need to have a passport valid for at least six months.
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To be elected President or Vice President of the nation, it is necessary to be a native Argentine or, if born abroad, to be the child of a native citizen (who was born in the country) and to meet the other requirements to be a senator. That is, to be over thirty years old and to have at least six years of citizenship exercise.

abroad: To be elected President or Vice President of the nation, it is necessary to be a native Argentine or, if born abroad, to be the child of a native citizen (who was born in the country) and to meet the other requirements to be a senator. That is, to be over thirty years old and to have at least six years of citizenship exercise.
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Colonies abroad provided raw materials and, hopefully, the bullion itself.
He used public money to buy Athenian slaves who had been enslaved abroad and bring them back to Athens.
Most of the Scandinavian gymnasts of that time performed exhibitions abroad, with names such as the Sofiaflickorna, the Idlaflickorna, the Malmöflickorna, all of them with elements. The one they worked best was the ball.
Rousseau went on to write novels and essays that attracted enormous attention both in France and abroad, asserting, among other things, that children should learn from nature by experiencing the world, allowing their natural goodness and character to develop.
Taken together, this concept was called mercantilism: an economic system consisting of a royal government controlling the colonies abroad and overseeing property at home. The ultimate example of this system was the largest owner of the bullion-producing colonies: Spain.
Some women, both in France and abroad, forcibly drove home the implication of the Revolution's promise of 'equality', with the playwright Olympe de Gouges issuing a Declaration of Women's Rights in 1791 in parallel to the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of the Assembly of 1789.
Peter the Great forced the Russian nobility to dress and act more like Western Europeans, sent Russian noble children abroad for education, built a huge navy and army to fight the Swedes and Turks, and (at the cost of semi-slave labour) created the new port city of St Petersburg as the new imperial capital.

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