Sentence examples for anyone else now from inspiring English sources

He identified 26 new species of bird, more than anyone else now alive, and 38 species of orchid.

Very few of us do, so why inflict it on anyone else now that we have alternative forms of communication?

Mike Hoskin Hinton St George, Somerset Jean Jackson (Letters, 23 August) asks whether anyone else now fails to complete the cryptic crossword.

But life did ask him to be a senator, and he has embraced that role and served that institution with more distinction than anyone else now living — as any of his colleagues, Republican or Democrat, will tell you.

Holofcener's ear is so good that she can suggest an entire way of life with a few remarks, and she has an unusually intimate way with female characters, portraying women's need for friendship better than anyone else now working in film.

In the widely overlooked struggle of the Tamil minority for an independent homeland in Sri Lanka, the role of Hirohito is played by the movement's shadowy leader, Vellupillai Prabhakaran, who has dispatched more suicide missions than anyone else now on earth.

During his four-and-a-half hour summing up speech, he said he was not scared of anyone else: not the NoW nor the police, who raided his home and scared his daughter, and pursued a "vendetta" against him.

If they sign anyone else from now on, the deficit will only get bigger.

"I'm just as shocked as anyone else right now," Arney said.

Wayne Terwilliger, who is 81 and has been in professional baseball 57 years, longer than anyone else, is now sporting bling.

The giant Strowman eliminated five people in the Rumble, more than anyone else but now is the perfect time for the WWE to push Wyatt to another level.