Sentence examples for turn elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, taxpayers will turn elsewhere.

But to get acquainted, best turn elsewhere.

Yet developers could eventually turn elsewhere, and users might follow.

"He has to turn elsewhere to make his investments," a Mexican columnist told me.

Ms. Strand thinks the attention of voters and candidates soon will turn elsewhere.

The Nets are now expected to turn elsewhere to improve their roster.

After the guns fall silent, voters' eyes turn elsewhere, often to social and economic needs.

Anyone who wants explanation rather than storytelling will have to turn elsewhere for an answer.

And what if the Republicans have to turn elsewhere for a candidate?

But, absent some shocking new revelations, the attentions of the national media will gradually turn elsewhere.

Brendon nods in these directions, but readers looking for deep answers will want to turn elsewhere.