overseas

• “It must have been the word overseas that tripped her memory.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE MOONLIT EARTH

• “He'd dug one of the many foxholes during his term overseas, and the Nazis were shooting machine guns.”

  Archive 2010-03-01

• “Hot Chip, is a five piece electronic dance band from London, who have laid claim to the term overseas with their eminently danceable brand of pseudo-electronic pop.”

  EARVOLUTION

• “If the U.S. market founders, gains in overseas markets might rise, cushioning your losses.”

  Reasoning behind buying international funds doubtful

• “Disenfranchising our troops overseas is not an option.”

  The Washington Post: Experts raise warning flags over D.C. Internet voting plan

• “The central bank kicked off 2011 by raising bank-reserve requirements and boosting taxes on short-term overseas loans, as well as implementing three interest-rate increases in an effort to rein in credit growth and cool demand.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Brazil's Economic Boom Advances in First Quarter

• “So many American died that day, and as the violence of war ramped up, hundreds of thousands more would make that devastating sacrifice, just as now, young men defend our country in overseas places.”

  The Huffington Post: Robert Slayton: AMERICAN TRAGEDY

• “You could say, as many do, that shipping jobs overseas is no big deal because the high-value work -- and much of the profits -- remain in the U.S.”

  The Huffington Post: Dave Johnson: Consensus Grows: Confront China On Trade

• “Sinha, who has never been to an M&S store overseas, is now addicted to its not-so-busy ambience and the distinctly up market feel.”

  Forbes: Marks & Spencer's Retail Rethink

• “And as to sales, Brookes replied, “Yes certainly …. it has led to new on and off premise accounts in overseas markets and new customers domestically …. most importantly we have built great relationships with customers via twitter and that is gold.””

  Small wineries tweet harder | Dr Vino's wine blog

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