Sentence examples for called elsewhere from inspiring English sources

3 15pm Extensive security detail suddenly called elsewhere.

She's been called, elsewhere, 'the new Amy Winehouse'.

I argue that the key principle of microgravity is what I have called elsewhere the Lorentzian strategy.

And third is the problem I have called elsewhere "the revenge of the middle aged".

It's far from clear that special sessions will be called elsewhere.

The difference in visions of personhood is at the heart of what he has called elsewhere "a clash of orthodoxies".

He has joined what Auster calls elsewhere "the ghosts".

But no sooner did the Council end, in 1965, than Ratzinger aligned himself with those insisting that no substantial change — what he calls elsewhere "a hermeneutic of discontinuity and rupture" — had taken place.

He is after the naked truth, or what he calls elsewhere in his book, using a hoarier scholastic metaphor, the "historical kernel" -- the stone of the peach as distinct from the literary or religious fruit.

She wanted answers and she even wanted justice and I watched as she called all the appropriate city offices and got all the appropriate responses (call back, call elsewhere, keep holding) until she found on the Internet what would be required of me.

Following Matheron, Etienne Balibar views the state as a highly composite individual, as an "individual of individuals, having a 'body' and a 'soul' or mind" (1998, 64), a status that he calls elsewhere "transindividuality" (1997).