Sentence examples for straying elsewhere from inspiring English sources
Despite annually boasting one of the most impressive line-ups of the lot, you'd be forgiven for straying elsewhere within the main stage's vicinity.
Though few disputed his stature in Russian repertoire – and he returned to the Soviet Union a number of times after his initial triumph – increasing numbers found him wanting when he strayed elsewhere, into Mozart, or even the American Edward MacDowell.
Only the title track, drawing on an American song from the Great Depression, strays elsewhere.
Offer him a soaring landscape, on the other hand, plus a major international conflict, and, like any self-respecting city boy, he would let his mind stray elsewhere.
This ingenious dramatic device of Mantel's plays precisely makes Cromwell present even when he isn't saying anything, and that is an effective way of conveying the peculiar nature of his vast surviving set of papers, now split between the National Archives and the British Library, with a clutch of strays elsewhere.
If your focus strays elsewhere, consider different layout or changing title fonts.
More importantly, progressive triggers cause less stray deformations elsewhere along the beam and are consequently much more robust against global bending.
Yet, without straying too far, a savvy buyer can find charm and convenience elsewhere.
Houston is perhaps the most American of US cities, straying far from the strict European models of citymaking found so frequently elsewhere.
Staff Participant C: I'm straying from the subject now but…I see why they want to see their notes as they do it elsewhere like midwifery.
