Sentence examples for would move elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"If the Nasdaq or the Dow Jones dropped 500 points, Salman Rushdie and Martin Amis would move elsewhere".

The MP for Totnes, Sarah Wollaston, tweeted: "The Conservative Party won't gain extra support by shifting right but millions of centre right voters would move elsewhere, myself included".

"We simply printed our feelings on a sensitised film layer," says Štrba. "If an exhibition was banned, it would move elsewhere, for example to Peter Župník´s apartment".

Sarah Wollaston, Conservative MP for Totnes, tweeted: "The Conservative party won't gain extra support by shifting right but millions of centre-right voters would move elsewhere, myself included".

Ivan Nichols, a real estate broker whose office is about 15 blocks from Interfaith, said closing the hospital would devastate the neighborhood, because people would move elsewhere looking for work.

The Conservative Party won't gain extra support by shifting right but millions of centre right voters would move elsewhere, myself included Mr Shapps opened the conference with a scathing attack on Mr Reckless, claiming the MP had "lied and lied and lied again" to Tory supporters, activists and donors.

I would argue that broadcast technologies like Twitter are already so ubiquitous that the average user wouldn't move elsewhere – as evidenced by App.net.

Fears that the open-air drug market would simply move elsewhere proved unfounded.

He said the widespread fear that Whiteclay's troublesome customers would then move elsewhere virtually guarantees the town's survival.

And if I lived in Yonkers and the address was not good enough for me, I would certainly move elsewhere.

Since he still thought it likely that he would eventually move elsewhere, Freiburg was an excellent location, with easy access to the Habsburg-ruled Franche-Comté and France to the west and easy travel down the Rhine to the Netherlands.