Sentence examples for that leads elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Twelve separate indexes identify characters by name, family relationships, and occupation, and also give a one-line description that leads elsewhere in the text to more lengthy descriptions of them in Dickens's own words..

Twelve separate indexes identify characters by name, family relationships, and occupation, and also give a one-line description that leads elsewhere in the text to more lengthy descriptions of them in Dickens's own words.

Clinton was able to build on that lead elsewhere on Tuesday night, with wins in the Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware primaries.

Federal officials called their search for the infected Holstein's origins a web of possibilities that could lead elsewhere in Washington, to Canada or to other states.

Elsewhere, his intelligent right hand is matched by a left that leads like a dance partner.

This time they avoided violence – perhaps wary of provoking scenes that led to revolution elsewhere.

He headed for the highway, for a road that led him away, elsewhere, through a beautiful landscape that had been erased by night and silence.

This was one of the key demands of the Kuwait Orange Movement (a reformist movement inspired by "people power" in Ukraine and elsewhere) that led to parliament's last dissolution and new elections two years ago.

Besides, she liked the idea of being the first girl on the block, on Wall Street and elsewhere, a reputation that led to her 1977 appointment, by Gov. Hugh L. Carey, as the state's first female superintendent of banking.

As for housing, cities in Texas didn't see the same run-up in home prices and rampant speculation that led to the spectacular bubble burst elsewhere in the country.

Seconds earlier, Altgens had made the soon-to-be controversial photograph that led people in the United States and elsewhere to question whether accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was visible in the doorway of the Texas School Book Depository as the gunshots were fired.