Sentence examples for else a much from inspiring English sources

Soak the rich, twice, and give everyone else a much bigger rebate check.

Tax cuts for everyone else are a much more effective path to job creation.

Everyone else had a much harder time, particularly if they were in professions, like journalism, that had taken a big hit in their years out.

Mr. Prechter is hardly the only market hand to advocate prudence now, but nearly everyone else foresees a much rosier future, once current difficulties are past.

"I think the receptionists are far more relaxed and are relating to everyone else in a much more relaxed manner instead of being uptight because of patients.

There may be a very similar dress somewhere else for a much cheaper price.

— They started descending from the clubhouse 20 minutes or so before post time, owners and breeders and racing officials and whoever else secured a much-coveted pass.

The building's owner, Liz Thompson, a former executive director of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, instantly saw the advantage of having someone else handle a much-needed renovation.

They, like everyone else onstage, deserve a much better setting for their considerable talents.

It works every time, until they turn up in Bad Blintz where someone else is playing a much more sinister tune and something really bad is waiting for them in the cellars..

The president, Dilma Rousseff, has sent her sympathies and, if nothing else, that is a much kinder reaction than when Brazil lost the 1998 final and their performance was questioned in parliament.