Sentence examples for brought elsewhere from inspiring English sources

They don't migrate; they stay where they were born, and if they're brought elsewhere, they fly back.

I gathered from her gestures and tone that she'd heard about the conflicts with local people, pollution and forest destruction the oil companies had brought elsewhere in Amazonian Ecuador over the last 30 years.

The Federal Service for Narcotics Control's nationwide director, Viktor Ivanov, has said he did not issue the order and there were no cases being brought elsewhere in the country.

While Algeria's current leaders and the repressive government they oversee seem to have an iron grip on the country, one that has so far shown little sign of descending into the chaos the Arab Spring has brought elsewhere, the same could hardly be said of Libya's current leaders.

This was only a fraction of what comparable Poe material had brought elsewhere, and the happy purchaser, a corporation lawyer named Jacob J. Podell, who had only recently taken to collecting, congratulated himself on having bagged a sleeper, as they say in the trade.

Sinn Féin oppose the reform measures, that have been brought elsewhere in the UK but not in Northern Ireland.

It only failed to win a council seat before because the far-right vote split between the BNP and the National Front. Whatwill May's elections bring elsewhere?

Indeed, American officials have called Turkey a model for the type of system they are hoping an invasion of Iraq would help bring elsewhere in the Middle East.

For all this to happen, though, better ways will have to be found of valuing these medicines, not only in terms of what they cost but also of the savings they bring elsewhere.

Players move, their parents move, and countries often naturalise players born or brought up elsewhere.

"For every £1 the Arts Council puts in, £2 is brought from elsewhere.