Sentence examples for elsewhere claimed that from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, various reports in The New York Post and elsewhere claimed that Mr. Wolff was about to be fired.

• In recent weeks, various reports in The New York Post and elsewhere claimed that Mr. Wolff was about to be fired after clashing with Mr. Finkelstein over the direction of Adweek.

Eurosceptics in Britain and elsewhere claim that it will spell the end of a Europe of independent nation-states.

In 1962, President John F. Kennedy canceled campaign speeches in California and elsewhere, claiming that he had a bad head cold.

There isn't much to distinguish this kind of slander from the anonymous mass e-mails sent to Jewish voters before the early Democratic primaries, in California, New York, Florida, and elsewhere, claiming that Obama is a Muslim.

It is true he could be pushed and nudged and panicked; four years later, after Cromwell's execution, he would try to put the blame elsewhere, claiming that he had been misled.

Hobbes elsewhere claims that Aristotle thinks that "the human soul, separated from man, subsists by itself", so presumably has Aristotle and Aristotelians in mind as targets (Hobbes 1668b, 46.17).

AT&T writes: (NOTE: AT&T elsewhere claims that they have 76 million locations).

The complaints were not made public, standard practice in such cases, but the specifics the authors described echoed those heard elsewhere — claims that colleges are not tough enough on sexual harassment and sexual assault, suppress the reporting of cases and treat victims callously.

Elsewhere Beckett claimed that he preferred French because it allowed him to write "without style".

Elsewhere he airily claimed that the UK is likely to leave the EU customs union while wanting to trade freely with the single market afterwards.