(1) Foreign language

(2) The bad news didn't end with the foreign policy.

(3) A judge's job is to interpret the law, not make it up by pouring foreign law into our constitutional jurisprudence.

(4) And today he's a foreign language major at the University of Central Florida.

(5) She struggled in vain against the darkness surrounding her, but the pain of a foreign element inside her prevented it.

(6) Taubman recounts all of his subject's most significant dealings, both in terms of foreign and domestic policy.

(7) The explosions occurred simultaneously late last night among areas popular with foreign tourists.

(8) That's foreign to our culture

(9) Lawyers protested that it would expose clients to unreasonable pressure, and introduce a foreign element into the court.

(10) Yet, aren't new influences that seem foreign and unfamiliar also agents of positive change?

(11) That was the only word that could describe it, weird, or strange, or unknown, foreign .

(12) All the plants were strange and unfamiliar, the steamy smells equally foreign .

(13) At any time, simply by looking at our hand or our leg, one can experience the feeling that our body does not belongs to us, that it is a foreign object, outside ourselves.

(14) You gave the president kind of a mixed grade on foreign policy.

(15) Consider partnering with foreign distributors or sales reps, for example.

(16) Then I did distribution for foreign films in Japan, mainly gay films.

(17) The problem arises is that you character talks gibberish and it sounds like some foreign space language.

(18) Such epistemological conundrums are not limited to foreign policy.

(19) They mix and match a wide range of disparate foreign elements to create a melting pot of human and mechanical voices, jingles, sounds and samples.

(20) Often students are barely able to use their mother-tongue but yet they are still forced to try to use the foreign language of English.