Sentence examples for elsewhere from the from inspiring English sources

The White House's real priorities were elsewhere from the start.

Denied paternal love, Commodus must seek affection elsewhere, from the public, his guards, even his sister.

Authorities elsewhere – from the US to Germany – resorted to similar measures to prevent the financial sector collapsing.

Islamic architecture, building traditions of Muslim populations of the Middle East and elsewhere from the 7th century on.

Roughly the same pattern has emerged elsewhere, from the Baltic in the north to Bulgaria on the Black Sea.

Working among Amerindian tribes in the Amazon and elsewhere from the 1930s onward, he found those harmonies to be especially manifest in mythology.

Giant Food Stores increased its minimum wage at its outlets around Reading, and elsewhere, from $7.25 (the federal mandate) to $9 in June.

There are public schools, for those who can't afford to go elsewhere, from which the top 30percentt will be lucky to go to college.

Our biggest mistake in Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere – from which perhaps the Libyans can learn – was to fail to make the rule of law the first priority.

Federal law doesn't currently allow states to drug test food stamp recipients, an obstacle that has prevented Republicans in Georgia, Wisconsin and elsewhere from carrying out the policy.

It was later released to contemporary hit radio in Australia on October 24, 2011, and elsewhere from January 31 , 2012 as the third single from Future History.