When it celebrated its 150th anniversary in August, the Social Democratic party organised an event that would be hard to imagine elsewhere in Europe.
Cherry finally adds several personal reasons: the center felt he had grown too big for Philadelphia, sought the presence of fellow celebrities (which were plenty in L.A). and finally also desired the opportunity to date white women, which was possible for a black man in L.A. but hard to imagine elsewhere back then.
My colleagues tell me stories that are hard to imagine elsewhere: warnings that leopards have been spotted in the center of the main city, Juba; finding a major road closed after a heavy rain that washed old landmines from their former 'home' to a new and very dangerous resting place.
The film investigates a related topic — the epidemic of rape within the U.S. military — and shows how quickly a climate of complicity can ripple through a chain of command, to devastating effect (in military units and, one imagines, elsewhere).
They can imagine living elsewhere, but not soon.
His second wife, Vanessa, and he lived in a house much too big for them yet so full of souvenirs and fragile inherited treasures that they could not imagine living elsewhere.
Ballroom dance is the rare fantasy that's easily lived out: with stirring music and a talented partner, it's not much of a leap to imagine being elsewhere, in another time, or being in love.
A: Serious training in music taught me skills that I can't imagine acquiring elsewhere.
Putnam asks us to imagine that elsewhere in the universe there is a planet exactly like Earth in virtually all respects, which we may call 'Twin Earth'.
I sensed it, and it was contagious: I started to imagine myself elsewhere, and was always wandering the periphery of the property to look at the stars or standing outside the gate, where someone would inevitably be smoking a cigarette.
