Sentences with phrase «of foreign lands»
Yet for all the lure of foreign lands, there are many good reasons for Canadian startups, especially in the technology sector, to keep a presence in their homeland as well.
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The appeal of foreign lands to young managers has been covered but one question remains.
Many people travel on a low budget in their youth, seeing the world independently of travel agent itineraries, meeting new people taking in the sights and culture of foreign lands.
We always dream of foreign lands, Caribbean beaches and paradise lost since we realize that it's not necessary to go beyond the boundaries to discover them.
You are in the middle of a foreign land, where you do not speak the language, don't know anyone, let alone the best hospital to take her to.
Some countries (Italy I believe is a prime example) tax ownership of foreign land.
PS3 owners can not only get a taste of foreign lands, but a sampling of what Gran Turismo 5 will be like when it drives to stores in 2009 with Gran Turismo 5: Prologue.
«We're seeing, across Africa, a lot of foreign land purchases for large - scale agriculture,» Galford said.
Like Isle of Dogs, Anderson's previous film, The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), was an American fantasy of a foreign land.
Most scenes involve Bourne running through the streets of foreign lands with the CIA on his trail.
I'm instantly greeted by the invigorating sights of a foreign land.
Talking of foreign lands, a recent blast to Paris involved a memorable encounter with a Ferrari F40.
Dusty sketches of swampy backwaters, photographs of foreign lands, illustrations of exotic foods.
His accounts of foreign lands were wildly popular, and likely a grand motivator for Battutah.
In this 2D sidescrolling platformer, we explore the depths of this foreign land and navigate our way through hordes of unique aliens of varying difficulties to get our essence of life.
His travels took him on journeys through the political, cultural and social traditions and upheavals of these foreign lands.
The sale of foreign land is almost certainly governed by the lex situs and not by the law of the agreement — why should Ontario care whether the contract for the sale of foreign land is or is not recorded in a signed writing?