Expatriate in a sentence

At a hotel bar, Sharon meets an expatriate retired philosophy professor (Hugh Quarshie), and just as she tapped her inner freak in “Book Club” by having sex in the back of her car, here the two go at it in the back of a water taxi.

Every so often an event happens in Switzerland that stuns an American expatriate.

In addition, it has been the experience of the authors that more often than not, expatriate clients have complained about police officers coming up with scrupulous and scandalous petitions with the singular aim of extorting money from them.

On the lighter side, Tom Berkeley and Ross White’s is almost too obvious in its gentle tale of an Irish expatriate to London (Seamus O’Hara) and his special-needs younger brother (James Martin) bonding after the death of their mother.

Pakistan has great potential to attract a huge number of foreign tourists and expatriate Pakistanis to explore and witness the country’s culture, ecotourism and Sikh heritage.

They don’t comply, some even engage in racketeering of the expatriate quota.

Abdelatty, 58, took charge of two merged ministries: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Emigration and Egyptian Expatriate’s Affairs.

Bryan argued that if it were not so easy to recruit expatriate workers, then employers would have to find, hire, train and promote local people.

By tapping into the resources generated from expatriate employment, the government can alleviate fiscal pressures and invest in programmes that benefit the entire population.

Operatives of the Akwa Ibom State Police Command have arrested 10 suspected kidnappers who were said to be planning to abduct an expatriate involved in the construction work along Calabar-Itu Highway in the state.

Papua New Guinea citizens who are appointed as judges serve for 10 years, while expatriate judges serve for three years, but as the Attorney General rightly stated in his media release, some of these judges are now nearing their compulsory retirement age.

Rathore welcomed the expatriate by stating, "You are always welcome in your home, and when you return, it's a festival.

Sports minister John Enoh has challenged the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to appoint a world clash expatriate for the Super Eagles.

The imposition of the expatriate employment levy ensures that companies employing expatriates bear an appropriate share of the costs associated with hiring foreign workers in spite of the EEL.

Would you be more comfortable retiring to an established expatriate community, a place where you’ll have no trouble slipping into the local social scene and finding English speakers who share your interests?

You’d sell any other property you could and expatriate the proceeds to the safest jurisdiction you could find that’s relatively near you.

And I would also say that many of the expatriate police officers are displaying some serious negative attitude towards the local population.

Desperate to obtain legal residency, Olivia works as a caregiver to an aging Russian expatriate named Olga (Lynn Cohen).

He also called for speeding up the process of sending home thousands of expatriate workers living illegally in the country or those who are stranded here with no jobs.

In 1995, expatriate financier James Goldsmith set up the Referendum Party.