Sentence examples for a point at a from inspiring English sources

believes it is closing the gap, a point at a time.

This was not a real stove but a symbolic one, used to prove a point at a management seminar she'd once attended.

The closer the impact, the shorter the delay, but only up to a point: at a hundred and ten feet, sight and sound would suddenly lock together.

Privately, however, even ministers agree there comes a point at a failing business where a bank has to intervene decisively to protect a credit exposure.

Deulofeu's equaliser six minutes from time in December 2013 in the same stadium gave Everton a point at a crucial stage of the season but this time he found the former Chelsea goalkeeper in his path.

As a nod to the spirit of generosity on show here, perhaps Arsenal should be congratulated for rescuing a point at a ground where Tottenham Hotspur came unstuck last month.

"I knew it would cost me a point at an important part of the match.

"There's a point at which a difference in quantity becomes a difference in kind".

Saints can still secure the League Leaders Shieldd with a point at Huddersfield a week today.

Isn't there a point at which an architect's solitary pursuit slips into self-indulgence?

"But here I am sitting here disappointed at getting a point at Wolves and a point at Everton three days before that.