Sentence examples for moving elsewhere and from inspiring English sources

Some families, in fact, were damaged in this way for generations as men in particular sought to escape the punishments of blackness by moving elsewhere and becoming someone else.

He added that he felt priority in education "has been moving elsewhere" and that one of the reasons for this was that technical education could be "a bit more expensive" to provide.

Sweeping changes seem unlikely although there is a mutter that Danny McGuire may start at stand-off with Leon Pryce moving elsewhere, and Gareth Hock's place must also be in major doubt after he was hauled off after an indisciplined and otherwise anonymous first 20 minutes in Townsville.

However such an individual can still think about moving elsewhere and if he is currently low down in the distribution of attainable utilities in j∗, then he may have the prospect of a higher expected utility by moving to an alternative location.

But by the early 2000s pop had moved elsewhere, and Garbage's solid songwriting met diminishing returns.

Or if they did not, people could simply move elsewhere and reinvent themselves.

Trips were canceled, destination weddings were moved elsewhere and flights were grounded as traveler demand plummeted.

While the Canadian province eventually voted No, the years of uncertainty caused banks to move elsewhere and damaged GDP.

But as auto jobs moved elsewhere and the region aged, Detroit's labor costs — retiree health care costs, especially — ballooned.

Alex Donohue, a spokesman for Ladbrokes, told me that Puke has "moved elsewhere and has passed the baton to a colleague who uses very similar methods".

One suspects that if taxes were all there were to it, Harvard could easily move elsewhere and save much more money than $840 million.