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Meanings of live abroad in English

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Usage of live abroad in English
1
And today one million people who were born in Ireland live abroad.
The Irish Times
2
Many young men, the core demographic for protest, live abroad in Russia.
Reuters
3
This was a chance to live abroad, teach languages and challenge myself.
The Irish Times
4
None of the couple's three children, who all live abroad, were present.
Reuters
5
None of Adugna's professional dancers have left their homeland to live abroad.
Reuters
6
Did you or any close member of your family ever live abroad?
The gates of november
7
He would live abroad, and would not call himself by his title.
An Eye for an Eye
8
Did I think it pleasant to live abroad on a small income?
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
9
Another seven million live abroad, mainly in Russia, France and the United States.
The Irish Times
10
Unusually, America taxes worldwide income of its citizens even if they live abroad.
Reuters
11
The family's relative wealth allowed him to travel and live abroad.
News.com.au
12
It's just unfortunate for our friends and relatives who live abroad.
Radio NZ
13
For myself, I shall live abroad during the greater part of the year.
He Knew He Was Right
14
Nikas, Taylor and Windsor live abroad and have been at large.
Reuters
15
She knew, that's why she dragged him away and made him live abroad.
Mary Olivier: a Life
16
How well we could live abroad on the interest of thirty thousand pounds?'
Henrietta Temple: A Love Story
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Live abroad through the time
Live abroad across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common