Sentence examples for elsewhere decided from inspiring English sources

British newspapers, unlike others in France, Finland, the USA and elsewhere, decided not to re-publish these cartoons.

In 1956, he returned to Lynchburg at the end of his senior year and, though he had received an offer to go elsewhere, decided to start a new church there with thirty-five dissident members of Park Avenue Baptist.

Some of the new hipsters were born and bred on the island, and after sampling life elsewhere decided they liked the place of their birth and their like-minded indie friends.

Some speculative theories predict that matter and antimatter could have slightly different masses, so Harvard University physicists Gerald Gabrielse and Anton Khabbaz, with collaborators from the University of Bonn in Germany and elsewhere, decided to check.

A lot of the local students were in their twenties or thirties and had, after some years in retail or elsewhere, decided to pursue higher education in search of a better-paying job.

Conditioned by dining on tapas and small plates elsewhere, I decided to make a meal of the appetizers.

BuzzFeed, a site where the editors and algorithms sift the Web in search of viral articles elsewhere, has decided that it needs articles of its own.

Christian Schibsted, the firm's founder, bought it to print someone else's newspaper, but when the contract moved elsewhere he decided to start his own.

After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the United States, organizers had considered moving the trade talks elsewhere, but decided in the end to keep them in Qatar.

Even so, Ms. Burnside said that many museums and cultural institutions in New York City, Washington and elsewhere had decided not to take the exhibit.

As the article pointed out elsewhere, she decided to stay in the cabinet; she did not promise to quit if Britain went to war without a United Nations resolution.