Sentence examples for take elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Then there is the rise in professions like consulting, which many people, like Mr. Goodall, leave after milking their jobs for certain skills that they can take elsewhere.

A handful of African countries had already become independent by 1958, but few people would have predicted then what shape change would take elsewhere on the continent.

"Rather than our ad hoc system that depends on an individual employer, we need to provide apprentices with transferable skills that they can take elsewhere".

— Joshua Rothman For Christmas, my husband gave me one of those old-fashioned-looking, hardcover copies of "Vanity Fair," the sort that comes with a thin, silk sash for a bookmark; I've been reading it in bed at night, because it's too big to take elsewhere.

Soon the cells filled up, and the police began loading detainees onto trucks to take elsewhere.

Her daughter had been taken elsewhere, a family friend said.

Some items were also taken elsewhere for storage.

How is allowing this consistent with the approach taken elsewhere?

But a more traditional party-line approach is being taken elsewhere.

Such an approach has already been taken elsewhere in the city government.

Stones can be bought in one country, taken elsewhere, repolished to remove distinguishing marks and resold.