Sentence examples for elsewhere to put from inspiring English sources
Lindsey Robinson, executive director of the London-based St. Martins asset management company, which invests money on behalf of Kuwait, said that 18 months ago he had to look elsewhere to put money because Britain was too expensive.
The housing gulf stems in part from the relative open space and lack of building regulations away from the coasts that allow builders in Fort Wayne and elsewhere to put up new homes as soon as there is demand for them, and sometimes even before.
Tentative steps are also being taken elsewhere to put the electoral process online.
"No one who can get work elsewhere wants to put up with her".
After the Holocaust, Jews in America and elsewhere preferred to put the Yiddish past behind them, and it wasn't until the 1970s that second- and third-generation Jews in the US started getting curious about the music of the Old World.
Elsewhere, Martin strains to put Ai's story in context.
Exasperated by the veto, Arab diplomats, with wide support in the West and elsewhere, then moved to put the same plan to a vote on Thursday, over Syria's objections, in a resolution at the General Assembly.
"There's a risk" that Western tech brands that outsource to Taiwanese companies will gradually adjust their strategies and support contract manufacturers with plants elsewhere to avoid putting all of their eggs in one basket, says Albert King, a fund manger at Prophet Capital in Taipei.
Speaking of exhibitions planned for the center, Mr. Bloomberg said, "Some things you might want to put elsewhere".
Business owners here and elsewhere are often asked to put up their homes as collateral for a $50,000 loan.
Turnbull asked why Shorten had written elsewhere that he wanted to "put banks in the dock", pointing out "that's where a person accused of a crime stands".
