Sentence examples for everywhere else from from inspiring English sources

Republicans are dominant everywhere else, from suburbs to small towns to ranches and farms.

That is right: while everywhere else from London to Beijing is on a rate-cutting campaign, Reykjavik is swimming the other way - and not of its own volition.

They were more revered everywhere else, from Asia and India to the US and elsewhere in Europe than in their native land.

It seems extraordinary that while everywhere else, from the high street to airlines and airports, is upping their food game, the only alternative to the trolley or overcrowded buffet car on trains – with the exception of certain First Great Western (FGW) ones – is the at-your-seat airline-style plastic tray (and that's a "privilege" reserved for first class only).

But this yellow gold flows freely everywhere else, from one end of the peninsula to the other, with different characteristics depending on where it is made.

The company's Mexican and Canadian operations will continue reporting to the person overseeing the United States, but operations pretty much everywhere else apart from Europe will now report to the head of China, which last year overtook the United States as the automaker's largest market in terms of number of vehicles supplied.

If the company does choose to launch in Tokyo first, it faces, just like it's faced everywhere else, challenges from all sides.

For once people come to see the way their technologies are programmed, they start to recognize the programs at play everywhere else - from the economy and education to politics and government.

The CpGV used in Europe (and virtually everywhere else) originated from an isolate collected in Mexico in the 1960s and it is reported to be genetically homogenous (Asser-Kaiser et al. 2007).

What she probably wasn't told was how many of those desks were staffed by people pulled in from everywhere else, including HMRC tax officers from Newcastle, who were put up in hotels.

First, it allowed banks in Greece (and everywhere else) to borrow from it by posting bonds guaranteed by Greece as the collateral.