Sentence examples for at that point very from inspiring English sources

"It was, at that point, very exciting".

"He was at that point very far gone," Mr. Banks recalled.

"I'd been doing it at that point very briefly, but it was three weeks or so, off and on.

"Edgerly was a famous guy at that point, very elusive to prosecutors, and this rape case was very difficult, one-on-one," John Markey said.

"At that point, very senior people not typically in the review process got a copy and had some significant questions and concerns". Among those concerns was the use of county health data covering a much wider area than locations adjacent to contaminated sites.

I built an e-bike out of, at that point, very rustic components -- there wasn't a lot available then -- so it was mostly lead acid batteries and a lot of failures at that stage.

Walter Roberts, the department's assistant commissioner for planning support services, described the neighborhood at that point as "very, very scary".

And I, at that point, got very, very angry and said to him: 'Well I didn't enjoy it'.

"The background investigation at that point was really very, very poor, and that's when they started hiring these cops that shouldn't have been officers," Fernandez explained.

We'll be at that decision point very quickly, and other operators have already begun evacuating.

"The Albert Hall management, which at that point was very stuffy and very conservative, hadn't been told exactly what it was that was going to be performed.