Sentence examples for elsewhere put from inspiring English sources

Try not to mix it with enemies; planets elsewhere put you in an inspiring leadership role.

The Dodd-Frank Act in the United States and regulatory efforts elsewhere put in place a path to prudent reforms.

Again, the concern is that regular visitors will sail away elsewhere, put off by the cost and the crowds.

The well-publicized abuses at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere put all detainees on edge, and assurances that the U.S. command had cracked down were not readily believed.

But if you wanted to make money and think you might do better selling certain items elsewhere, put them to one side.

As one of the commentators at Hollywood Elsewhere put it, referring to a scene in which Phoenix makes out with a beach, "Oscar doesn't generally go for sandcastle humping".

Mining shares are supporting the UK market despite a series of disappointing updates elsewhere putting pressure on shares.

Mr. Silverman, the former chief executive of Shopping.com, also owned by eBay, foresees regulators in the United States, Europe and elsewhere putting pressure on operators to permit VoIP services.

Mr. McDowell, the London property consultant, said that tax increases for Britons and expatriate residents could prompt more wealthy property owners to decamp to Switzerland or elsewhere, putting more properties on the market for sale.

I am moved from my space on the stickering line to work elsewhere, putting labels on canisters of silly putty.

He hopes the glass shop outlasts him, he said; otherwise, researchers on campus will have to order pieces from elsewhere — putting them at a disadvantage.