Sentence examples similar to a point through the from inspiring English sources

Notice how his eyes are still looking at a point through which the ball has already passed.

We distinguish between left-brain narratives (meant to convey factual truth) and right-brain narratives (meant to make a point through a story; the message will be true even if the story isn't factually defensible).

But Hamilton rescued a point through Mikeal Antoine Curier's header after the break.

Curl the end of "B" around and tuck it under the "A", sliding the point through the base and out through the center of one of the flat points.

UConn (28-0 over all, 15-0 Big East) led by only a point midway through the second half, then outscored the Friars (9-17, 3-12) by 22-2 over the next five minutes.

The Knicks trailed by 21 points in the third quarter, then closed the gap to a point midway through the fourth quarter before losing, 95-93, and falling to 1-7.

Portland rallied after trailing by 22 points early in the third quarter to cut the deficit to a point midway through the final quarter.

Such anchoring would support the intermediate-affinity KIM127+ LFA-1, making more dynamic attachments, while the T cell scans a DC cell surface for antigen or an endothelial surface for an exit point through the vascular endothelium.

This year TFC is in the hunt for the top seed in the East, trailing first place NYCFC by just a single point through the first week of September.

The research aimed to provide a starting point, through the context of the student's knowledge of their digital learner presence, and their perceptions of some of the ICTs used in their learning.

To neutralize this demographic instability in the calculation of the response rate, we used the population data that referred to a point halfway through the study period (31st May 2011).