Sentence examples for to get elsewhere from inspiring English sources

My music [is] easy to get elsewhere.

PNB, for instance, has made numerous unsecured loans on the basis of character, which are difficult for local borrowers to get elsewhere.

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Collective members said they were saddened to be leaving Avenue B. "We made available books that were hard to get elsewhere," said Tanya Solomon, a longtime member.

Out of it all comes a deeper, more complicated portrait of twenty-first-century China than we tend to get elsewhere.

But he wouldn't say if he would take less money to remain with them than he might be able to get elsewhere.

The price was similar to what I could get elsewhere, so I passed, especially since I wouldn't be able to return it.

And it can attract more users if it serves as the exclusive home to content you can't get elsewhere.

Modern economic growth diffused from its origins in the North Sea region to elsewhere in western and northern Europe, across the Atlantic, and later to Japan, but struggled to get traction elsewhere.

"We just had to get her elsewhere".

Maybe this will spur him on to get help elsewhere.