Sentence examples for got elsewhere from inspiring English sources

What Spufford does know, though, is that there are things about Christianity that feel right and good, and can't be got elsewhere.

"And they told me, 'We have you meet with the anesthesiologist, take your medical history — and then we leave you alone.' " That conversation was partly why Ms. Noyes switched to St . Vincents while 32 weeks pregnant, after being unsatisfied with the support she got elsewhere for a drug-free delivery.

The worse it got on the pitch the worse it got elsewhere, and news of a Blackpool leveller at Manchester United had Wolves' fans in agony, a state not helped when Hoilett sneaked into their area down the left and had a shot deflected inches wide of the far post.

We've got no idea how much stock they've got elsewhere.

My music [is] easy to get elsewhere.

Moreover, viewers appreciate content that they can't get elsewhere.

In negotiation and bargaining situations, we too often accept less than we could get elsewhere.

At Columbia Business School Executive Education, we bring progressive research, exclusive learning experiences, and connections you can't get elsewhere.

Workers who settled for jobs paying less than they could get elsewhere should get a raise.

A documentary should give audiences insights they can't get elsewhere.

This was the sort of access to interior lives a novelist could not get elsewhere.