Sentence examples for been point from inspiring English sources
noun
A discrete division of something.
Other experts have been point blank in their assessment.
When Yao was growing up, the apartment directly overhead was home to the Sha family; the parents had both been point guards for Shanghai teams.
Time past and time future What might have been and what has been Point to one end, which is always present".
Doing that seems to me to have been point of laws like Arizona's strangely controversial SB 1062, which was vetoed last week by Jan Brewer, Arizona's governor.
To date, most mutations that have been reported in LGMD patients have been point mutations, and these lie in approximately 17 genes.
Fortunately, I've always been short, so I've only played one position, so I've been point guard since I was 5 years old, so I've had a lot of training," Paul said.
Punjab's government said there was no need for any such operation.The federal government may have been point-scoring but its central claim rings true: Pakistan can no longer afford to limit its fight against extremists to the north-west.
"It's never been pointed out".
Getzlaf's plus/minus was minus-five over the course of the last six games, and he'd been point-less in five of six.
They are point, counterpoint.
