Sentence examples for but elsewhere when from inspiring English sources
But elsewhere, when familiar Broadway selections ("Memory" from Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Cats") and pop songs ("The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," "A Time for Us") were turned into ersatz opera lite via Italian lyrics, plush arrangements and aggressive vibrato, you questioned Mr. Potts's discernment.
But elsewhere, when Hume comments more directly on Newton, there are signs of ambivalence: "Were we to distinguish the Ranks of Men by the Genius and Capacity more than by their Virtue and Usefulness to the Public, great Philosophers would certainly challenge the first Rank, and must be plac'd at the Top of human Kind.
Servers were friendly, but often elsewhere when we wanted them.
The servers were young and smiling but often elsewhere when needed.
CNN has been consistently dogged by one major problem that is almost inherent to its mission: viewers will go to it in droves when major news breaks, but tend to go elsewhere when the news cycle is slow.
The red rose county had already earmarked Shoaib Malik for the role but had to look elsewhere when his international ban was overturned on appeal, freeing him up to play for Pakistan.
Malmö Arena was also scheduled to host the 2013 finals, but they were moved elsewhere when the arena was chosen as the host for the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest, which is scheduled to take place five days after the handball finals.
But, I say to you, our tears reach God". But God seems to be elsewhere when oilmen arrive unannounced to pump out the earth's black blood and pay the landowners as little as possible.
The seat of the ICJ is at The Hague, but sessions may be held elsewhere when the court considers it desirable to do so.
But as I've said elsewhere, when a smoke alarm goes off in your house in the middle of the night, it's prudent to get out of bed and find out what's going on.
Inmate block in place, my sister is still spooked by the thought that he knows her address, but figures she'll be living elsewhere when he gets out.
