Sentence examples for elsewhere of from inspiring English sources

Political dramas have emerged elsewhere, of course.

Elsewhere, of course, Britain's imperial might remained intact.

Livingston also fancied himself an expert on the Arctic and wrote elsewhere of Lapland's reindeer.

There are signs elsewhere of young people's desire to try out a religious life.

There's a tradition in Alsace and elsewhere of using leftover coffee as a braising liquid.

Speaking elsewhere of Cervantes's poetry, Borges wrote that "time – a friend to Cervantes – has corrected the proofs for him".

It's also true that there's a long history, not just in the US but elsewhere, of attacks on short sellers.

It is lower too on events elsewhere of course - Germany's betting tax proposals are hammering companies with any involvement there.

Even as Welling were losing at Havant there was evidence elsewhere of the varied fates of the modern academy graduate.

The Gospel According to John prefers Simon (17 times) or the compound, rarely found elsewhere, of Simon Peter.

Elsewhere, of course, forests are having a much tougher time dealing with a changing climate and other factors.