Sentence examples for bang on point from inspiring English sources
Apparently the strain was too great for one of Clives men (the poor guys had to ride in the back), who at one point feebly banged on the window and begged Clive to stop long enough for him to lean his head out and throw up.
It was a different story against Tampa Bay. Warren kept pounding away between the tackles, Philadelphia held the ball and Warren Sapp, the Buccaneers' all-pro defensive tackle, was left standing alone at one point, banging his hands on his hips in complete futility.
"I banged my head at one point.
At one point students began banging on the cafeteria windows to get the freshmen eating lunch to join us.
At this point, bang on cue, Piers Morgan – a man who has flown planes with Alan Sugar, won Trump's Celebrity Apprentice and will never knowingly let anything high-profile pass without wedging his gelatinous face right in the middle of it – barged in to suggest that Trump should fire Sugar.
At which point, bang on cue, a couple of his mates walk in and start dancing around in the buff.
An overlong absence can sometimes indicate a bit of studio self-indulgence, but the refreshing thing about "Bang That" is just how straightforwardly on point it is.
(At one point each of her two saxophonists was banging on aluminum kitchenware, which heightened the impression).
He was bang-on, half-seven.
That's bang-on correct about Sarkozy.
