off the point in a sentence

• "I had so many chances and didn't finish off the points ."
• The deflection came to Stoitchkov, who easily scored off the point-blank shot.
• "I was rallying all right, I just couldn't finish off the points,"
• I was good enough to finish off the points from the backcourt.
• Cut off the point of the cone so the top is flat.
• He was at the same time sympathetic, truculent, serious, off the point, negative.
• We moved Robert O'Kelley off the point and inserted Ervin Murray.
• But I was good enough to finish off the point from the back.
• Or, sand off the points and fill in the valleys with joint compound.
• This is wandering off the point of the section, anyway.
• It's difficult to see off the point in a sentence .
• "Pete, I am off the Point and it's epic !"
• But it was, in a larger sense, off the point.
• Several independent specialists say that in many ways, the debate is off the point.
• Two attempts had to be made to take soundings off the Point de Ver.
• But that is a passing phenomenon, Betty Friedan says, and really off the point.
• This pleases the right-wing religious establishment no end, but is somewhat off the point.
• Though it seems slightly off the point, there is also a chapter on antipasti.
• :: : This seems to have strayed off the point.
• Fittingly, it was Gordon who had the last shot at knocking Irvan off the point.
• Perhaps I've wandered off the point a little here.