Sentence examples for from where else from inspiring English sources

From where else does the merchandise arrive?

His inspiration came from (where else?) the airport terminal.

Eating pizza regularly may help prevent cancer, a team of researchers from (where else?) Italy suggest.

Amazon, which developed its Kindle with digital books people could buy from — where else? — Amazon.com, found instant success after its introduction in the United States in 2007.

She will face Francesca Schiavone, the defending champion with the effervescent personality and baroque one-handed backhand from — where else? — Italy.

Fast-forward two years.... . . to an election-related scandal that shares similar contours, emerging from where else but Bladen County and connected to — who else? — McCrae Dowless.

The mystery and the crisis is the emanation of evil from God - where else would evil come from, in a monotheistic tradition?

From then on, he was hooked, eventually graduating from -- where else? -- New York University.

"When I went out with the Rolling Stones they introduced me to a whole new audience," said Mr. King from -- where else? -- the road.

Eleven bars of the gold were found in 1985 and melted down, and a further £1m of gold was later recovered from - where else? - the Bank of England.

And down the block is Panther Coffee 2 (2390 NW Second Avenue; 305-677-3952; panthercoffee.com), a specialty coffee roaster started by a couple from -- where else? -- Portland, Ore., that has a loyal following across the city and a graphic store front by one of the Wynwood muralists.