In Europe, maybe

Usage examples of overseas.

The hallway was bleak, decorated with yellowed grade sheets from the previous semester and the flyers that promised overseas employment or assistantships at unfamiliar colleges.

A few Aussie bugs have been sent overseas to control pests like manuka weed and the sugarcane planthopper.

Because of the progress and popularity of Montayne overseas, questions now being asked publicly were: Why was FDA taking so long to decide?

Bernard, to learn what barons were certainly mustering their vassals for overseas, what the tithes would be.

British Empire overseas, as foreigners always tried to shut the British out of their own oversea dominions.

His brother, the late King Edward, had instituted a system of scurriers and spy networks which had kept him well informed as to the propensities of those about him at court, within the realm at large and overseas.

Thus in Fiji, Solf regime had discouraged foreign settlement, and the confiscation of German estates after the First World War placed large tracts of well-developed, productive land under the direct control of the government, and gave it an economic base independent of overseas investors.

In recent years, airframe manufacturers had been obliged to send portions of the fabrication overseas, to the countries ordering planes.

But Kamil checked with his communications security people at Project 858-the Al Hadi unit-and they say someone made an overseas phone call from the bank only minutes before the Amn Al-Khass officers showed up.

A few Aussie bugs have been sent overseas to control pests like manuka weed and the sugarcane planthopper.

A lot will depend on the reaction of overseas lenders and Chinas non-American trading partners.

Yet when I returned home from overseas, I found that rather than spend the time and expense to detrain the dogs, our military had begun to destroy them.

Two days later he handed me a requisition form for three new dogs, which I was to pick up from Carl Spitz, owner of the Hollywood Dog Training School, and the one who had worked with the 1st Platoon before it went overseas.

We traded experiences and both agreed that sending nervous, badly behaved dogs overseas was a waste of time and a betrayal to the handlers that would be sent out on patrol with them.

Clyde Henderson, Gors and I debated what to do with the remaining dogs on duty: some of the dogs from overseas that had been sent back to the War Dog Training School had already been euthanized without ever having been given the chance to be rehabilitated.