somewhere else造句

Put it somewhere else in the synagogue or the church.

Can we redistribute the "idle" memory and deploy it somewhere else where it is really needed?

And as so often in finance, constraining liquidity in one part of the system risks shifting trouble somewhere else.

I slept the rest of the night on a roadside somewhere else and had an uncooked frozen pizza for breakfast.

We don't know where centrifuges are being manufactured and whether they are being delivered to Natanz or somewhere else.

If it is difficult to run the hose to your water heater, it is possible to tap into the hot water line somewhere else in the house.

But I was annoyed by her bad temper, and I wanted be somewhere else, at the pool, away with my classmates, swept up in the exuberance.

In Spanish, the same phenomenon is sometimes called the "cockroach effect", presumably because no matter how hard you try to shoo the problem away, it emerges somewhere else.

Only by testing can you be confident that changes you make to one part of a system will not break another part somewhere else.

Captain Turner was neither the first traveller, nor the last, to be promised sight of a unicorn-only to discover that wherever he happened to be, it was always somewhere else.

Now, instead of always looking out toward somewhere else, I'm beginning to look around here, wondering how I can make this neighborhood the better place my parents always sought for me.

I could not fathom this kind of perseverance and wondered how long these beleaguered people would last before they'd had enough of their water woes and moved somewhere else.

People who have some sort of frustration, they have some sort of debt they want to settle – when they hear about what goes on somewhere else, it helps embolden them.

"The workers put in a demand for higher wages. The boss says: 'If you want higher wages, you'd better go and work somewhere else. I can easily get someone to replace you.' But the workers refuse to go and insist on their demand for higher wages ....