Sentence examples for wherever else in from inspiring English sources

The antibiotics he's consuming with his corn were at that very moment selecting, in his gut and wherever else in the environment they wind up, for bacteria that could someday infect us and resist the drugs we depend on.

So essentially, if anyone – search engine, user, a non-user of Digg, receives one of these short Digg URLs through Twitter or wherever else in the universe and they click on it and they're not logged in, it's just going to do a straight out, 301 redirect to the destination site.

At Thursday's "Rocky Mountain High: Does Legalized Pot Mean Society's Going Up In Smoke?" panel, HotAir.com editor-at-large Mary Katherine Ham – who was named CPAC's Blogger of the Year earlier in the day – argued in favor of letting the marijuana legalization experiment play out in states like Colorado, Washington and wherever else is next in line.

Cambridge United boss Richard Money told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "I think it shows what every league is about - there's very little difference between top and wherever else you are in the league.

Remove license plate frames and dealer stickers that identify you as being from out of town wherever else you go in your state.

The name was at first applied to territories both in Italy and wherever else a Roman official exercised authority in the name of the Roman state.

Wherever else you came from in British broadcasting you were the "enemy".

Dylan might have then been invited to trail the others to a transit yard or wherever else they were going in order to bomb some trains, a richly terrifying prospect.

Just dab a bit on your temples, pressure points, and wherever else needed, then breathe in deeply.

Then, copy (right-click and select copy) the Tor Browser folder (which should be either on your desktop or wherever else you saved it in step 2) and paste (right-click and select paste) it into your USB-stick.

A common sight in malls, in pizza parlors, in Starbucks, and wherever else American teens hang out: three or four kids, hooded, gathered around a table, leaning over like monks or druids, their eyes fastened to the smartphones held in front of them.