Sentence examples for elsewhere talking from inspiring English sources

At Berkshire, he tries to remove the constraints that managers would face elsewhere: talking to lawyers and bankers and the like.

But Felice spent time in Ramallah and elsewhere, talking to women on the streets.

As I have observed elsewhere, talking about guns as a "cultural" issue is a way of framing the issue that is highly beneficial to the NRA.

The banned African National Congress believes firmly in multi-racialism, while African nationalists elsewhere talk of black men's countries.

"Children here in the Pacific talk about climate change like children elsewhere talk about school or TV.

After the election in my home state, New Hampshire, of a full congressional delegation of mothers (and a governor), I wrote that I'd like to hear successful parents in politics and elsewhere talk more about the mechanics that enabled them to get there, because juggling those mechanics has become the new normal for all of us.

But he does elsewhere talk about this entity as a haecceitas [a term of Scotus's own invention]: for the change in terminology, see Dumont [1995]).

You could read up about it on wikiHow or elsewhere, talk to somebody who has tried similar activities, or draw on your own experience.

Elsewhere talks are continuing in Brussels on measures to cut EU carbon emissions by 20-30% by 2020.

Labour has flirted with cutting fees to £6,000 a year, but elsewhere talk is mainly of raising them.

'Sometimes parents can't cope with their child,' he says cheerfully. 'They can't get them to school in the morning; it's all a nightmare; there are lots of problems, but weekly boarding can help sort that out.' He says that his own son, now a boarder elsewhere, talks to him much more now that he is away from home.