something else than vs something else as

Some examples from the web:

• I would have wanted to give you something else than scissors.
• You should die like rats, with something else than poison.
• Us, walking, having a conversation about something else than scheduling, food, work.
• Something else more acceptable than Colin will come along.
• If we really want to make a vigorous contribution to public health, we should possibly address the subjects of alcohol, tobacco or something else rather than the area covered by this directive.
• I discovered something else in my material than I expected.
• But we have to do something else, other than going to prison.
• Unless you have something else better to do than to cure a young girl of her debilitating seizures, Dr. Warren.
• No sooner do I get one thing fixed than something else gets broken.
• Why don't you do something else other than stripping?
• Sweetheart, couldn't you have got something else other than Coke?
• Therefore, we cannot give up on the Constitutional Treaty, and it is reckless for senior representatives of the European Union to say 'let us think of something else' rather than first of all following the ratification process through to the end.
• In other words, given the circumstances, I find it difficult to believe that the current plan should be called a recovery plan rather than something else.
• Something else worth more than money which a good son will value more highly
• What you're telling me is that something you have never seen is slightly less blue than something else you have never seen.
• If only I had something else To say other than "most interesting."
• Because a little of that something is worth a lot more than something else?
• These are nothing else than something that you put on in the morning, and it will give you extra strength, and it will further enhance your speed, and it will help you, for instance, to manage your balance.
• It's only too easy to catch people's attention by doing something worse than anyone else has dared do it before.
• Something else - something intelligent - built that building.

Some examples from the web:

• My dear Miss Lola, l brought you something else as well.
• I'm asking you that and I ask you something else as well, which I'm nervous to even suggest.
• And there's something else as well.
• But, something else as well: actually, 18 minutes is important.
• So, in a sense, the 18 minutes is challenging me to say, "In life, this is what's important in terms of compassion." But, something else as well:
• But I feel I should caution you that while he still is Tom Paris, he's becoming something else as well.
• And I'll tell you something else as well...
• I'm sure he sees something else as well.
• But these particle accelerators may soon do something else as astounding, something that seemed impossible only a few years ago.
• This really would be the best present the Commissioner could give Europe's women on this International Women's Day, but you could do something else as well.
• Mr President, I should like to thank you not just for being such an excellent leader of our Friday club, as many people have already mentioned, but for something else as well.