Sentence examples for elsewhere organized from inspiring English sources

"Here and Elsewhere," organized by the museum's assistant curator, Erin Riley-Lopez, brings together the 36 artists from the most recent group.

Endless Bummer/Surf Elsewhere, organized by Drew Heitzler, looks at the city of Los Angeles not as Hollywood portrays it, but as Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice describes it, "a city sprawling and unexpected, soft-focus and prone to disaster, an awesome endless bummer...surf elsewhere".

And in the San Francisco Bay area and elsewhere hobbyists organized computer clubs to discuss how to build their own computers.

Elsewhere, students organized blood drives, interfaith dinners, campaigns against sexual violence and assistance for homeless youth — in each instance, reflecting on how their commitment to help others is informed by their beliefs or worldviews.

He is looking for storage space elsewhere to organize his mammoth collection.

A new state law easing rules for local referendums on alcohol sales has allowed citizens here and elsewhere to organize intricate petition drives to liberalize liquor laws community by community.

L. Dean Brown, a World War II combat veteran who became a career diplomat and carried out tough assignments in the Middle East and elsewhere including organizing the airlift of Americans and friendly Vietnamese from Saigon, died on May 2 at a hospital in Washington.

In Mali, Benin, Congo and elsewhere, citizens who organized to demand democracy were overthrowing corrupt dictators.

The efforts in Wisconsin and elsewhere to squash organized labor suggest that politicians are no longer so willing to protect public employees.

This uneven show -- after all, most of these artists spent the better part of their year elsewhere -- was organized by the art historian Susan G. Larkin, a specialist in American Impressionism who also wrote the catalog.

They are invariably package shows, organized elsewhere and brought in to fill a gap in the exhibition program or because of a connection to the community or the museum itself.