Sentence examples for had gone elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pennetta, the broker, said he was not particularly surprised that most of the corporate relocation activity had gone elsewhere.

Mr. Finnegan said many players here recognized that the improvements probably would not have been made if the Open had gone elsewhere.

It said almost two-thirds of people moving out of London had gone elsewhere in the south-east and the east of England commuter belt, while 12% had moved to the Midlands and 11% to the north of England.

The Sunday Times, which had hoped to be able to bid for the serialisation given their links to one of the co-authors, was also told that the rights had gone elsewhere late last week, before even being given a chance to bid.

But he said that "for Europe as a whole it is a drop in the ocean", saying that many migrants had gone elsewhere.

He told the BBC that some supporters had not adjusted to the degree of compromise required in coalition and those wishing to register a protest vote had gone elsewhere.

Money has gone elsewhere.

The good people have gone elsewhere.

Younger people have gone elsewhere to work, they say.

Customers who rejected the increase could have gone elsewhere.

As Ortiz explained, "I couldn't have gone elsewhere.