outlander

Example Sentences

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The essay is so classically a New York story, a journal entry about an outlander’s temporary harmonic alignment with a place that most Americans only recognize from their televisions.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s well to remember that England is not just a place but an idea, and that idea is alien and offensive to many outlanders.

From Washington Post

“You can kind of tell an outlander by the way they need to be orange,” Ms. Roberts said.

From New York Times

Expat colonies can be insular, but Mérida’s outlanders are establishing deep roots here.

From New York Times

“Every outlander who has ever gone to Africa has taken a part of it away and left something behind,” he wrote in “Quest for the African Dinosaurs” in 1993.

From Washington Times