Sentence examples for work from elsewhere from inspiring English sources

At the same time, most Western museums are still unreceptive to new work from elsewhere.

Festivals have given Scottish artists and writers a chance to polish their own creations and get to know work from elsewhere.

Indeed, a transit strike may draw attention to a split among New Yorkers even more profound than the one between Yankees and Mets fans: those who have to go to the office, no matter what, versus those who can work from elsewhere.

The museum's collection not only concentrate on works from the Middle East, but also includes work from elsewhere in Asia, such as China and Southeast Asia.

Dissatisfaction in their workplace leads to lower feelings of engagement -- and a higher likelihood they will simply choose to work from elsewhere (if the company allows it) where they can be comfortable and able to do their work.

In the former British enclave of Hong Kong, the M+ museum has outlined its plans to showcase Chinese visual culture of the 20th and 21st centuries, along with works from elsewhere in Asia and the West, in the city's West Kowloon Cultural District.

So, wouldn't it be possible for the chancellor to find the £4.5bn to protect the working poor from elsewhere in the welfare budget?

Some specific works are familiar from elsewhere: the cannon which blasts slabs of pigment into the gallery's corner was shown at the Royal Academy in 2009.

This work builds on previous activity in the UK on World Class Commissioning [ 24] as well as other work from Canada and elsewhere on defining and measuring 'success' in priority setting [ 25, 26].

They didn't necessarily do the work; they got it from elsewhere.

On the other hand, ever since the economic downturn hit, many companies have moved work into the U.S. from elsewhere largely because the weak labor market means employers can get away with not raising American workers' wages very much.