Sentence examples for elsewhere something from inspiring English sources

Expelled members are required to re-protect deposits elsewhere – something Burton failed to do.

Demand out of New York is softening more than elsewhere, something American said it expected.

There is, both here and elsewhere, something about being a vegetarian in Kansas City that simply strikes people as funny.

Lawmakers also assume some producers would increase output to make up for losses elsewhere, something the Saudis did during the Persian Gulf war.

Elsewhere, "Something Great" applies Springsteen dynamics to routine fluff, while the careering new-wave guitar riff and cycling synth of "Why Don't We Go There" suggests a fancy for some of that Killers cred.

Another lure could be the discovery of a habitable planet elsewhere, something that could happen in the next few years through the efforts of NASA's Kepler satellite and related astronomical efforts, according to Jill Tarter, an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View, Calif., who has devoted her life to the search for extraterrestrials.

Elsewhere, however, something big was happening in the games industry.

Awareness of the suffering that accumulates in wars happening elsewhere is something constructed.

"There's a lot of young French people looking elsewhere for something else," Mr. Croquelois said.

Each shop has a distinct personality, with some items not available elsewhere and something for most budgets.

And there's a radio, an object that the Old Man refers to elsewhere as something that only rich people have.