Sentence examples for point elsewhere from inspiring English sources

What's the point?" Elsewhere, Jesse's in a bad way.

Despite Favre's drop in production, the majority of fingers for the offensive struggles point elsewhere.

He keeps talking about his wife, but his tastes point elsewhere.

Mr. Menendez is a leader of the notoriously rough Hudson County Democratic machine -- no great selling point elsewhere in the state -- and he has earned himself the undying enmity of the people he climbed over on his way to power.

Measured also in degrees, minutes, and seconds, longitude is the amount of arc created by drawing first a line from the Earth's centre to the intersection of the Equator and the prime meridian and then another line from the Earth's centre to any point elsewhere on the Equator.

She had a point: elsewhere, there's nary a bingo wing or a spotty back to be seen, but the bodies on Embarrassing Bodies are those that "us lot (doctors) see every day, in all the inglorious ways in which bodies come, and you know, they're not airbrushed perfection, they're not always perfectly formed, or running correctly.

The index finger pointed at you means "you" and pointed elsewhere means "over there".

But Mr. Santorum leads by about 5 points elsewhere in the state.

Perhaps it's also time to accept that top teams do drop points elsewhere too.

As three Al Jazeera journalists were jailed by an Egyptian court in a glare of international publicity, three students were also quietly sentenced as the cameras pointed elsewhere.

The housing bubble happened in part because banks overvalued assets, believing that home prices would continue to rise, even when economic indicators pointed elsewhere.