Sample Sentences forembassy (auto-selected)
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The Americans don't have an embassy here. (source)embassy = a building where an ambassador and staff work
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At a distance he stood and hailed them, asking whether Thorin would now listen to another embassy, since new tidings had come to hand, and matters were changed. (source)embassy = ambassador or representative
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Everyone in Santa Teresa del Mar has been talking about the trouble at the Peruvian embassy. (source)embassy = the building in a country where an ambassador and staff for a foreign country work
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Surely the embassy would be able to get Mahtob and me out of here, if only I could find some way to contact a sympathetic official. (source)embassy = the ambassador and staff
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He worked in the Japanese embassy and lived in an apartment building popular among congressmen.† (source)
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We don't have an American embassy in Kabul.† (source)
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After leaving Langley, he headed to the Israeli Embassy in far Northwest Washington.† (source)
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His son, Lenin, had moved to Delhi, where he worked as a services contractor for foreign embassies.† (source)
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Our SIGINT intercepted communication about a plot to launch a mortar attack on the American Embassy.† (source)
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The U.S. and other allied embassies were located there, as were Iraqi government buildings.† (source)
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Today, Merin, you were impressed with what I said to the crowd...the mob...at the embassy.† (source)
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This meant that for the first time U.S. embassies abroad had to gather information on trafficking.† (source)
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That afternoon Father insisted on joining the demonstration outside the British Embassy building.† (source)
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In August 1998 Islamic fanatics bombed the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing more than 225 people.† (source)
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He followed up the embassy attacks by bombing the USS Cole in Aden harbor in 2000.† (source)
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Even with added scrutiny, people line up at our embassies to apply to come here.† (source)
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