Sentence examples for elsewhere in front of from inspiring English sources

As for the adult population, last year 29% of workers were employed in sedentary jobs, either working in an office or sitting elsewhere in front of a screen.

Elsewhere, in front of police headquarters, demonstrators lambasted officers for their ties to Thaksin, a former policeman.

Elsewhere, in front of the 2200 feature and on the southern flank, only limited progress was made by the Australians, who suffered a number of casualties from Japanese 75 mm mountain guns before they were silenced by a bombardment by the 2/12th Field Regiment.

You might, for instance, get stuck on a detail and find yourself unable to move on, or fail to see that certain assumptions are no longer supported by the facts, or drop into a pessimistic mood and overlook a sign of progress, or ask the product manager if she wouldn't be happier working elsewhere--in front of her team.

Other demon strations, here and elsewhere, were held in front of Internal Revenue Service offices to es tablish a link between the war and the inflation and high taxes that are squeezing the middle classes.

But for the last 60 years, children in the west, and increasingly elsewhere, have grown up in front of televisions, and many of the most vivid characters of their childhood and adolescence were actors or singers.

The brandished signs read "Fox News Is Toxic". The goal was to get advertisers to take their business elsewhere, as protesters marched in front of story-high images of Fox's star personalities.

Elsewhere, the dignitaries sought shelter in front of The Look of Silence, a stark, unsparing documentary about the Indonesian genocide.

8.19pm BST Elsewhere in Cairo protestors demonstrate in front of the judges club ahead of Egypt's Islamist-led parliament decision to push ahead with a controversial judicial law which the opposition fear will give the Islamists' control over courts.

What this [report] is making sure is that people drown elsewhere and don't drown right in front of us," she said.

Yes, there could be women offstage, perhaps in the writer's room or elsewhere, but it felt strange that in front of an audience composed of nearly 50% women, there did not appear to be a single female on stage.