point of origin

Above all, the key to this must be at its point of origin.

The point of origin for the report does not concern you.

Your point of origin is obviously some time in our future.

But not all studies agree on the point of origin.

He said the fire's point of origin was also under investigation.

I also think the body was at least some small distance from the point of origin.

If she couldn't find him they might send her straight back to point of origin.

No obvious point of origin, and nothing coming after it, either.

But there didn't seem to be a center to the pattern, or a point of origin.

The list goes on, but each, at some turn, find a common point of origin or link to the other.

This is the best route to take for most all other points of origin.

The term point of origin has also been accepted to mean the same thing.

I don't look to any one point of origin for what might be a wise buy.

A Sending could carry nothing new back to its point of origin.

These paintings are somehow too close to their point of origin.

"The shields would protect us even if we were at the point of origin."

Her Sending is unable to take back anything to its point of origin.

It might be prudent for me to move through to its point of origin.

The blood trail stopped halfway across the floor, its point of origin below the body.

Pain flooded through her body but she could not determine its point of origin.

We hope to study the ship, and perhaps learn something about its point of origin."

In most cases travelers are returned to their point of origin on the first available flight.

If in demand, the cars would be returned to their point of origin empty.

In general, the farther a world from the point of origin the later it would have been settled.

"We should be protecting nuclear materials at their point of origin," he said.