Sentence examples for somewhere else to take from inspiring English sources

"Now," he said, through the rolled-down window, "I'm going somewhere else to take more stuff".

They introduce new products and know-how and they give dissatisfied depositors somewhere else to take their custom, forcing local banks to raise their game.

"The idea is to quiet the chatter in your brain and transport you somewhere else, to take you away from your environment".

The dairy farmers would be happy to sell their land to developers at the grand price they could get if only they can find somewhere else to take their herds.In this section Who loves a winner?

It is both negative – you can't grow things on it, or build on it – and positive: you can use it to get to somewhere else, to take things there and bring other things back.

A customer specifies a delivery address but decides nearer to the delivery time that they'll be somewhere else to take delivery.

If you have to go somewhere else to get them before you take your shower, you will forget.

You can still get your license and take it somewhere else to have a wedding.

Reading about Chicago-based Arzu's goals takes you somewhere else: to impoverished rural Afghanistan, where the not-for-profit organization provides its women weavers with a sustainable income as well as access to education and health care.

"Once 8 o'clock hits, everyone takes off for somewhere else to meet friends," he said.

But you could also understand if the ATP wants to move somewhere else and take it to another part of the world, because it's such a huge event.