Sentence examples for ends up elsewhere from inspiring English sources

As sensitive to public perception as they are, the Mets are no doubt aware that their bid for Bay may temporarily pacify a restive and frustrated fan base, even if he ends up elsewhere.

The Signature may well end up elsewhere in the city.

They get picked up by shoes or car tires, for example, and end up elsewhere.

The Devils have been mentioned in trade rumors about other elite players, but the players always end up elsewhere.

Kahney doesn't underplay Ive's talent, but believes things might have been different if he had ended up elsewhere.

Frankel has retired, and Valegro is for sale and likely to end up elsewhere, with few in this country possessing pockets deep enough to afford his £10m valuation.

At the Cape Cod Museum of Art, a museum founded by artists concerned that too much area artwork was ending up elsewhere, the daily mission is to focus on locals.

After saying that Flushing Meadows-Corona Park was an ideal location for a stadium, the mayor struck a more conciliatory tone, suggesting that the new soccer team could end up elsewhere in the city.

Though he is technically a rookie, the 35-year-old Takahashi is one of the only Mets who can become a free agent on Oct. 31, and there is a distinct chance he may end up elsewhere in 2011.

And if the social network's platform isn't adequately "locked down" — as Zuckerberg would put it — your private information might leak and end up elsewhere.

At first there was disbelief, and checks were carried out at all of the local bases to make certain that he hadn't ended up elsewhere.