Sentence examples for everywhere else than from inspiring English sources

The motive is simple: corporate taxes are lower in Ireland, Britain and, for that matter, almost everywhere else than they are in America.In Washington, DC, policymakers have reacted with indignation.

At such a time, when what we don't know is killing us, what can be more important, in America and everywhere else, than what AP is supposed to be? AP's mission dates back to 1848, when New York newspapers formed a cooperative to watch a world they could not each cover on their own.

Paul Oakenfold has been one of the most popular D.J.'s in Britain (and just about everywhere else) for more than a decade, and he has just released "Bunkka" (Warner Brothers), which he is calling his full-length solo debut.

So when Russia announced on Wednesday that it would be having an impromptu military exercise right next door, many people in Ukraine – and everywhere else – got more than a little worried.

So when Russia announced on Wednesday that it would be having an impromptu military exercise right next door, many people in Ukraine — and everywhere else — got more than a little worried.

Everywhere else, many more men than women end their own lives.

Famous People Are from Here And they're better than everywhere else's famous people.

He sounds as if he's having more fun playing them than, everywhere else here, playing himself.

And the figures show that it is not so much NSW that is doing better than everywhere else, but Sydney.

Yet the gap between the most expensive cities and almost everywhere else is now wider than it has been in decades, if not longer.

"If you have expectations that are higher than everywhere else," the freshman guard Ann Strother said, "you're more likely to meet those expectations".