Sentence examples for elsewhere able from inspiring English sources
The strongest thing about her performance is the look in her brown eyes that suggests she is elsewhere – able to be in two places at the same time.
"We talk about children who may be alone in Europe or elsewhere able to make that claim under the Dublin regulations so they can be reunited with their families.
Farmers elsewhere are able to learn about crop diseases and resistant strains from the Web.
It said it wanted to establish "a new system which is workable, in line with practice elsewhere and able to command public respect".
IN A GOLDEN STATE Conferencegoers who work at agencies based elsewhere were able to experience, for a few days, life on the Left Coast.
A grassroots militant movement was setting the area afire and Bin Laden, as he had done elsewhere, was able to graft his own global struggle on to the local one of the tribes of places such as Waziristan.
A modern British scenario last week as a BBC presenter called Husain interviewed an academic called Hussein on the UK's flagship current affairs show about the importance of people whose origins lie elsewhere being able to speak good English.
RJ Oh definitely and again I'm saying for those of us who go back a bit, this is very much reminiscent of the way in which during the Cold War period many African leaders, I mean leaders not only in Africa but elsewhere, were able to take advantage of the external community and we see a repeat of that in the modern era.
An examination of the 413 wards surveyed suggested many were operating with low numbers of nurses even though similar hospitals elsewhere were able to provide high numbers of staff.
"We want to bring technology that's usable now," Martin said, "not half a beta test that relies on other people elsewhere being able to do something with it.
"It is abhorrent that people who declare their allegiance elsewhere are able to return to the United Kingdom and pose a threat to our national security," Cameron said in remarks to Parliament.
