Sentence examples for take you elsewhere from inspiring English sources

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In the world of "Exit West," migration doesn't involve rubber rafts or bloodied feet but, rather, "doors that could take you elsewhere, often to places far away".

Rumors had begun to circulate of doors that could take you elsewhere, often to places far away, well removed from this death trap of a country.

For a writer, then, the thrill of Google Earth probably isn't that it can take you elsewhere — though this is fun — but that it can help stimulate an empathetic response to places and people in emotional predicaments so foreign, they begin to look familiar if you look hard enough.

"The headphone album of the 1970s was meant to take you elsewhere — not into the street, but certainly out of your bedroom, where you were tethered to the stereo by a coiled cord like an astronaut tied to an orbiting spaceship," he writes.

Open your mind to the possibility of a new dream that will take you elsewhere.

When you are finished with the long portion of your journey, be prepared to enter onto another Interstate that can take you elsewhere.

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You start with autobiography, you use elements from your perception of the world, your own memory, but obviously it's a film, so it takes you elsewhere.

iGoogle thus becomes more than just a startpage that takes you elsewhere.

This will ensure you can still use your website domain name in the future, even if you take your business elsewhere in the future.

If you still want to do standalone social marketing campaigns, the company is now suggesting that you take your business elsewhere.

You can take it elsewhere or sit down and re-evaluate your life.

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