travel abroad

Already, more than 150,000 people travel abroad each year for health care.

It was out of the question for them to travel abroad.

All throughout 1991, they were to travel abroad and work together.

Those of us who travel abroad know that he is right.

Second, they can be hard to find, especially when traveling abroad.

He was allowed for the first time to travel abroad.

He also traveled abroad several times during his first months in office.

He looks to me like the kind who has traveled abroad.

People travel abroad, and the town is relatively well kept.

I will be traveling abroad this summer with my family.

That would be the millions of us who travel abroad.

He might even travel abroad to see what other big cities are up to.

Many people who used to buy second homes are traveling abroad instead.

He had to know languages to travel abroad in the world.

That was his cover name when traveling abroad on personal business.

But Americans will have to pay a lot more to travel abroad for business or pleasure.

My parents had taken me traveling abroad, but now I discovered another country here at home.

This is considered to be the first sports team from America to travel abroad.

I do have to travel abroad because that natural context is everything for me.

The team often travels abroad to play teams young and old.

"Sometimes it seems as though you have to travel abroad to hear kind words about Israel," he said.

The couple also travel abroad together during the summer holidays.

The Imperial couple would travel abroad again during 1876 and 1887.

In 2004, the last year for which there is complete information, 61.7 million Americans traveled abroad.

"We'll need a little more time before the number of Americans traveling abroad increases."