Sentence examples for elsewhere delivered from inspiring English sources

_____ John R. Allen, the retired four-star Marine Corps general who commanded American forces in Afghanistan and elsewhere, delivered a thundering endorsement of Mrs. Clinton because, he said, "the stakes are enormous" not to.

Twice, Mr. Altman has flown to Florida, bought about $140,000 worth of medical supplies and tents, had them loaded onto his private jet and, with his wife, Jurate Kazickas, a journalist who has been active in refugee efforts elsewhere, delivered them to a Catholic relief group in Port-au-Prince.

Peter Beattie, a former Queensland Labor state premier, reckons they will reward their favourite son's return with enough seats to offset losses elsewhere, delivering victory to Mr Rudd.

Jim, from Seattle and elsewhere, delivers his experience of involving local people in creative neighbourhood action in a refreshingly unEnglish, impassioned, relentless enthusiasm.

Elsewhere she delivered bright footwork and multiple turns, all with pleasantly cheerful (and youthful) showmanship.

Elsewhere, jurors delivered a positive verdict for Merck in a claim against its painkiller Vioxx.

Elsewhere, DuPont delivered a loss for the quarter, in part due to losses related to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

After the war another twelve Sdkfz 10, bought as surplus from Norway and elsewhere, were delivered to A8.

Elsewhere, someone delivered the message that one of the basic creeds of Scientology is "that all men have inalienable rights to think freely, to talk freely, to write freely their own opinions, and to counter or utter or write upon the opinions of others".

Although the letter compliments Mr. Nader as an inspiration, some liberals in Congress and elsewhere have begun delivering a more threatening message.

(Here, as elsewhere, Emanuel Abruzzo delivers a zesty performance).