Sentence examples for acting elsewhere from inspiring English sources

While the most visible military action is in Afghanistan, America is acting elsewhere.

For example, an inaccessible site in the protein could be exposed by the action of the same protease or a different protease acting elsewhere which could impart new function or help in terminating the function.

Logically, the GAs could be acting elsewhere, and that the pathway studied was only a parallel pathway which could override the pathway used by the GA.

However, logically, the GAs could be acting elsewhere, and that the pathway studied was only a parallel pathway which could override the pathway used by the GA.

That's the way blue-collar people are; I still haven't recovered from the decision by Saturday Night Live's Tim (The Ladies' Man) Meadows to forsake quiet, unassuming Tarrytown, N.Y. to pursue his acting career elsewhere.

They added that the actor was "keen to pursue his acting career elsewhere".

And, in America as elsewhere, acting tough towards foreigners is usually worth a round of applause.

And then there are friends from acting school and elsewhere who are still waiting tables and standing on audition lines.

The 'problem' can thus more accurately be located within the histories of dispossession and systemic politico-economic exclusion that both (i) support structures of inequality, and (ii) allow environmental and juridical injustices to persistently shape the contexts within which rural indigenous communities here, and elsewhere, are acting.

Neither movie had very good reviews, so perhaps Maria will have to look elsewhere for acting tips.

At the end of the 18th century, Kew, under the directorship of Sir Joseph Banks, enjoyed a golden age of plant hunting, sending out collectors to the Southern African Cape, Australia, Chile, China, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka, Brazill, and elsewhere, and acting as "the great botanical exchange house of the British Empire".