The criminal element has set its sights elsewhere".
That is probably because Mr Murdoch has his sights elsewhere: on the Seven Network.
But even as he stirred up Queens, Dr. Sessoms seemed to have his sights elsewhere.
If it doesn't work out, she knows she can always set her sights elsewhere.
Having made his money, Carnegie set his sights elsewhere, endowing libraries and other education institutions across the US and in his native Scotland.
Setting his own sights elsewhere — "Anywhere out of this world!" he specified in a poem — he saw that the fate of true artists would henceforth involve forms of internal exile, even in bright circles of cosmopolitan fame.
Having overseen the scandalous loans-for-shares and voucher schemes in the 1990s, in which state silver was sold to cronies at bargain prices, he is now boasting that he has carried out a privatisation that was fair to all.Hermitage has, meanwhile, set its sights elsewhere.
But Schnell had set his sights elsewhere, looking to start his own venture firm.
Healtheon needed a better strategy, but Schnell had set his sights elsewhere, looking to start his own venture firm.
However, a combination of wages and the fact Goodwillie is cup-tied from both the League Cup and Scottish Cup, having played for United earlier in both competitions, set the club's sights elsewhere.
