Sentence examples for points elsewhere from inspiring English sources

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.

Soft money was always just one spigot of the fundraising pipeline and shutting it off has moved the highest pressure points elsewhere in the system.

So there is plenty of informed discussion about the State of Origin squads, and other major talking points, elsewhere on the site.

If you do the math, this means that the Republicans would lose a net of 1.1 percentage points in Florida, and a net of 0.8 percentage points elsewhere in the country.

It is also more than the 4% back they are getting on their loyalty card when they redeem their points elsewhere, although admittedly the savings were less modest between Sainsbury's and Tesco for that month.

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

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

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

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

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.