Sample Sentences forCambodia (auto-selected)
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She has worked with child prostitutes in Cambodia.† (source)
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But the last four notes in the documents interested me: Maldives Kosovo Cambodia Never Tell Our Business to Strangers Unless you leave a leg behind The jogger's mouth It was impossible to know when those notes had been written, and whether they'd all been written at once, but they certainly seemed connected: A quick search told me that Kosovo, Cambodia, and the Maldives were all nations that had no extradition treaty with the United States, meaning that Pickett might be allowed to stay in them without having to face criminal charges at home.† (source)
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Part of him wished Sal lived across the country, or in Cambodia, so that the temptation to visit him wouldn't be so strong.† (source)
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These failures have cast a dark shadow over humanity: two World Wars, countless civil wars, the senseless chain of assassinations — Gandhi, the Kennedys, Martin Luther King, Sadat, Rabin — bloodbaths in Cambodia and Nigeria, India and Pakistan, Ireland and Rwanda, Eritrea and Ethiopia, Sarajevo and Kosovo; the inhumanity in the gulag and the tragedy of Hiroshima.† (source)
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Walking over the bodies of their countrymen to escape Cambodia.† (source)
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Remember, Cambodia was neutral; no one wanted to be responsible.† (source)
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They were planning a march on Cambodia and invited him to join them.† (source)
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After college, it came with us to Cambodia, then hack to the States.† (source)
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There was a lot of Cong activity and the special forces guys in Cambodia were spotting convoys.† (source)
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So two months later, she was able to escape and make her way back to Cambodia.† (source)
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Laos, Chaos, Cambodia.† (source)
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He had first heard of this sexual practice for enlarging the anus on his trips to Thailand and Cambodia.† (source)
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There were children from Lebanon, Cambodia, Kosovo, Brazil, Norway, Yemen, Mozambique, Palestine, Guatemala, the U.S. (New York), South Africa, Peru, Northern Ireland, India, Papua New Guinea, Malawi, to name a few.† (source)
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Cambodia?† (source)
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Lightman and his wife, Jean, started the Harpswell Foundation to help disadvantaged students in Cambodia obtain an education.† (source)
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He reads about U.S. planes bombing Vietcong supply routes in Cambodia, Naxalites being murdered on the streets of Calcutta, India and Pakistan going to war.† (source)
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