Sentence examples for will turn elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, taxpayers will turn elsewhere.

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

But the upshot, for the moment at least, is that most readers will turn elsewhere for their economic history.

The Finance Minister's demand states that unless it meets with an immediate favorable reply, China will turn elsewhere for a loan.

Young people can act as a catalyst for change, but unless they are offered opportunities to use their talents on the land, they will turn elsewhere.

That, too, goes to Polian's point: while the rest of the N.F.L. will return to normal, and the attention of fans will turn elsewhere, the Chiefs will probably close ranks, the insularity of football teams working, this time, to heal one.

If people start worrying that their Excel spreadsheet or banking data or private IMs could be exposed, they'll turn elsewhere.

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

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

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

But those of us who find the best literature unsettling, riotous — even, sometimes, immature — will have to turn elsewhere for a guide.