Article 17 of this law asserts that (German) citizenship is lost through the acquiring of citizenship in a foreign country.
If they are held to be citizens of a foreign country, to wit, of South Carolina, or of the Confederate States, then they fall back under the eighth section of the Act, as having committed piracy under that section.
Further, a Sovereign staying in a foreign country must be allowed to perform all his own governmental acts and functions, except when his country is at war with a third State and the State in which he is staying remains neutral.
But the case may happen that a monarch is travelling in a foreign country incognito without the latter's Government having the slightest knowledge thereof.
But Prince Albert carried with him--to remain in his near neighbourhood--two old allies, whose familiar faces would be doubly welcome in a foreign country.
Such calumnies are easy to utter but hard to refute in a foreign country.
Sire, I should have contained myself, though if a noble Venetian were to insult me in a foreign country he would have to give me satisfaction.
I thought it was absurd, but I was in a foreign country, and I said nothing.
In the spring of 1906 his brother and family came to make us a short visit before their departure from the homeland as missionaries to a foreign country.
The Lord had revealed to my mother the evening of my conversion that I should preach the gospel, but she did not think that my field of labor would be in a foreign country.
For this he himself had to fly to a foreign country, where he finally died miserably in jail.
A little while before this story began, Oliver's father had been obliged to go on a trip to a foreign country, where he died very suddenly.
He knew all about his death in a foreign country, and had watched his older son's career of shame with sorrow.
It perished with the War of Independence; it was no longer possible when the Colonies had become not only a foreign country, but a country bitterly hostile.
The visitors to a museum are like travellers in a foreign country, of whom Emerson truly says that when they leave it they take nothing away but what they brought with them.
Who is likely to invite a stranger from a foreign country, unless it be one of those who can do public service as a seer, a healer of hurts, a carpenter, or a bard who can charm us with his singing?
Some day or other I will put you on board ship and take you to a foreign country, where I can sell you and pocket the money you will fetch.
At least I do not think it a prudent or a sensible thing for a guest to challenge his host's family at any game, especially when he is in a foreign country.
Remember we are in a foreign country, and there is no question of a common law crime: Vinson is not accused of murder, simply of treason.
He told her that some day she would have to go to a foreign country to take possession of this fortune--the baron did not say where.
Directly we were in a foreign country, Alfred's attitude towards me changed: he was no longer the friend, he was the master.
I will give you more money when you start off, because I am going to send you to a foreign country.
In a foreign country, knowing no one, we were thrown upon each other for amusement, and we were not long in finding it.
I would advise every one, in entering a foreign country, to remember that he cannot buy everything, however cheap it may appear.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "foreign country" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
