Sentence examples for and point of a from inspiring English sources
When USA lined up for their next friendly game, against Mexico, Beckerman and Bradley were the base and point of a new-look midfield diamond.
Other passages have a far more modest understanding of the range and point of a science over and above natural philosophy and mathematics.
With its hands-free operation, pedestrian navigation and points-of-interest seem an obvious use-case.
Your plots and point of view imply a foundation assumption that simply does not exist.
In Germany, PCP are considered as the gateway and point of entry to a medical treatment.
Annotations provide additional information and points of discussion for a molecular structure.
That evades the progressive issues of the moment, and also the point of a European election.
Measure and mark the central point of a long side.
And what is the point of a criminal trial?
It is more than just a trauma and becomes a starting point of a journey [ 3].
What is the point of a cap-and-trade system?
