Sentence examples for elsewhere which is from inspiring English sources

They succeed elsewhere, which is why Abramovich took them to begin with.

Rumors have circulated that the Lakers are looking to send Young elsewhere, which is a cerebral move.

In the end, the attention was all elsewhere, which is exactly as Scholes would have liked it.

The impact was, however, more severe in Britain than elsewhere, which is why the latest international comparisons show a drop down the league table.

Dance features prominently in Tishani Doshi's second collection, Everything Begins Elsewhere, which is dedicated to her one-time teacher and choreographer, Chandralekha.

Europeans and North Americans took their dietary protein from elsewhere, which is perhaps why tofu remains a niche product in the west.

Mr. Jha has also written against the Bush administration's policies elsewhere, which are not altogether popular here.

"There are artifacts in Italy, not available elsewhere, which are a major part of the story I'm trying to tell.

Students admitted by transfer may receive credit for subjects of study completed elsewhere which are substantially equivalent to corresponding Institute subjects.

When we complain about all those British discoveries commercialised elsewhere, do we ever stop to think about discoveries from elsewhere which were commercialised in the UK?

That behavior was frequently contrasted in the British press with the conduct of American troops in Baghdad and elsewhere, which was often portrayed as insensitive and brutish.