Synonym: abroad, beyond the sea, over the sea, oversea. Similar words: oversee, overseer, verse, averse, inverse, diverse, perverse, adverse. Meaning: adj. 1. in a foreign country 2. being or passing over or across the sea. adv. 1. beyond or across the sea 2. in a place across an ocean.
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151. Your overseas customer will need to provide the bank which is sending the payment with details of your branch and account number.
152. Eva and several of the cadets from overseas were put in the West End brigade to do their bit.
153. Hold on please, I have an overseas call for you. Go ahead, caller.
154. All tests on products for overseas markets need to be interpreted with caution.
155. A list of thirty measures ranging from recycling resources to doubling overseas aid were proposed.
156. One reason Presley never toured overseas reportedly is that Parker did not want to risk going through customs.
157. The new push is reflected in the doubling of budget requests-to $ 254m-to combat Aids overseas.
158. Parent company guarantees Joining an overseas subsidiary, for example, carries potential risks.
159. The practice of children being sent overseas for adoption has always had its critics.
160. Regrettably, most overseas hotels are not well equipped for disabled holidaymakers.
161. Overseas Mission was not so popular when we realized the heathen were nearer than we thought.
162. The present drop in overseas students on top of this is having a devastating effect on the school's finances.
163. The decision that needs to be made is whether children should continue their education in Britain or accompany their parents overseas.
164. No provision is made for any additional taxation which might arise should the retained reserves of overseas subsidiary companies be distributed.
165. C: But in your autobiography, lad, you suggested we should play an overseas star.
166. It's written as a diary of a professor and his son lost on an expedition overseas in the 1860s.
167. At that stage, the pressures for full membership are bound to mount at home and overseas.
168. There was intense competition among companies to travel with Brown on his overseas trips, which frequently generated major deals.
169. Commercial banks were now allowed to trade directly with overseas dealers at competitive rates.
170. Reductions in overseas government expenditure took place,[sentencedict.com] but reluctantly and more gradually than now seems desirable.
171. David Lawrence, whose first overseas Test came to a tragic end when he broke his kneecap while bowling.
172. This course is largely taken by candidates from overseas and there has been a worryingly high failure rate.
173. On consolidation, the assets and liabilities of overseas subsidiary and associated undertakings are translated at the completion rate of exchange.
174. Thus between 1966 and 1976 net overseas earnings rose on average by 5.3 times as against 2.3 times for manufacturing.
175. Overseas teaching materials-particularly from the United States-are often used, but in an adapted form.
176. The austerity measures affected primarily spending on health, social welfare, defence and overseas development assistance.
177. For those with limited experience of overseas Test matches, especially in the subcontinent, this is the inescapable conclusion.
178. Like many corporations, Hewlett-Packard also guards against wild currency swings and huge losses on overseas deals by using cautious trading strategies.
179. In February they learned that they had won the Overseas Press Club award for best interpretation of foreign news.
180. The overseas aid budget has been almost halved, from $18m to just over $10m.
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