Sentence examples for book elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Seekers of beach parties should book elsewhere.

Mr. Mason's publisher, despite canceling his contract, paid his advance in full, freeing him to sell the book elsewhere.

Delta found that passengers routinely would book elsewhere once they had logged enough miles to make it into the 75,000-mile club.

A spokesman for Bantam, an imprint of Random House which published Mr. Koontz's most recent thrillers, declined to comment on his decision to publish his electronic book elsewhere.

Attempts to sell the book elsewhere have failed, the authors say, undermined by the long delays on a perishable manuscript, by the legal doubts now hanging over it and by the fact the book was shaped to Mr. Donald's demands.

"What has happened is that passengers have found it easier to book elsewhere," said Robert E. Litan, the director of economic studies at the Brookings Institution who was hired by Northwest to assess the economic damage of a strike.

Publishers would also be free to sell the books elsewhere.

"One client called and said she booked elsewhere," Ms. Palencia said.

"We are just saying 'buy your books elsewhere'," said Melissa Shales, chairman of the British Guild of Travel Writers.

Beryl Bainbridge, John Bayley and other writers took their books elsewhere after the respected managing director, Robin Baird-Smith, left in disagreement.

For example, people who bought a lot of books from Amazon for a Kindle device will be unlikely to want to buy e-books elsewhere.