Sentence examples for thought elsewhere from inspiring English sources

They discussed it at lunch at Wo Ping's-Brian said it could've happened in any big city; Pammy agreed but thought elsewhere people would've at least noticed it.

That's not necessarily surprising though – those who support less popular candidates are aware that they're simply more likely to need to think elsewhere should their first choice bite the dust.

To the best of my knowledge, this is the first time all three of the films - The Moab Story, Vaux to the Sea and From Sark to the Finish - have actually been shown together in the UK and, I think, elsewhere; there have been isolated appearances in film festivals abroad, but somehow the project has been flying well under the critical radar.

I think there's something to be gained from looking beyond our own borders, and thinking about how others live and think elsewhere.

Jason Linkins wondered... To which Amanda Terkel thought... Elsewhere, the past few weeks have seen the age-old battle between Wall Street and Main Street re-enjoined with American taxpayers facing the prospect of the Volcker Rule getting delayed.

Involve and get input from strong performers, high-potentials and thought leaders elsewhere in the company.

But the real reason, I think, lies elsewhere.

And it's sooner than you think, for elsewhere on the channel, Gordon "invites you to debate the big issues".

I think everybody elsewhere would be surprised if you heard the words we have heard on the tapes of Blagojevich.

Perhaps, Ms. Ward now thinks, students elsewhere post high scores partly because they are better at expressing what they know.

"It has become clear that this no longer works in Germany, and I think parliaments elsewhere in the euro zone will be even more difficult".