Sentence examples for and to points from inspiring English sources

Many have followed him into the concert barn and to points east.

An 1852 advertisement in The Brooklyn Eagle indicates there was at least one office or store in the building, that of Holman Wilkie & Company, which offered tickets to England, Ireland and Germany on packet ships and to points in the United States and Canada by steamboat.

There's another great difference between the Civil War and every other war in our history: the ground itself, a vast and accessible Yosemite of memory that stretches across the South and to points beyond, from Gettysburg in Pennsylvania to New Mexico's Glorieta Pass.

We choose (t_{1}^{varepsilon},ldots,t_{N_{varepsilon}}^{varepsilon}in [a,b]) with distance less than (delta_{varepsilon}) between them and to points a and b.

They are likely to comment on turbulence and to point out when a flight is late.

The second is to note a problem, and to point the finger at government policy.

Plays were intended to uphold virtuous conduct and to point out the dire consequences of evil.

"We need to win games and to get points".

Congress is designed for an earlier world of clearly delineated states and point-to-point communications.

The network divides its channels into broadcast and point-to-point groups.

In previous studies, costs of, pipeline systems and point-to-point vessel connections have been estimated.