Sentence examples for other points from from inspiring English sources

At other points, From Kinshasa defies comparison, because it doesn't really sound like anything else.

Taylor's lawyer is arguing that if Farrow cannot remember other points from 13 years ago (the actor has been hazy on what happened at the dinner hosted by Nelson Mandela) then perhaps her evidence is faulty.

Other points from Wilcox' article not necessarily related to SP1 can be found in the original article at the link below.

"This agreement is less about the climate and more about other countries gaining a financial advantage over the United States," he said at the time (though fact-checkers have disagreed with this and other points from his speech).

We could talk about a host of other points from its S-1 and IPO, including the company's cash position, high cost of revenue (compared to the software companies we spend too much time observing), and even its declining net loss as a percent of revenue.

There are, though, a few other points from the Olympics that are worthy of mention in the current American political context.

They have gleaned only one other point from qualifiers against Slovenia and Norway.

Lee was loath, however, to abandon altogether the strategic position at Boonsboro until he was certain that the Federals at Harpers Ferry had been bagged, for there was no other point from which he could move so quickly toward Harpers Ferry in case of emergency.

Respondent #103 took a positive view: " The other point from the SI experience is how wonderful it is to get to know colleagues from all over the world who are working on these issues out there and you know I've remained in contact with a couple of them and we've had interactions and that's been excellent".

Indeed: here is how analysts' forecasts of net income have fallen: Two other points flow from the above.

Sale's other points came from Dan Braid's try, added to eight kicked by forgotten England fly-half Cipriani.