Sentence examples for breathtaking points from inspiring English sources

By now the pair were playing some breathtaking points.

But after surpassing the likes of Michael Jordan and Elgin Baylor and approaching Wilt Chamberlain en route to a breathtaking 81-point performance against Toronto on Sunday night, the Lakers Bryantt might have finally quelled his critics.

Bidisha added: "We felt that, from this breathtaking starting point, Sackville could go successfully in any direction she likes, so assured is her voice and so limitless her vision.

PopMatters' Evan Sawdey called the song OK Computers "sweeping, multi-tiered centerpiece", Peter and Jonathan Buckley wrote in The Rough Guide to Rock that it was the album's "breathtaking high point".

The awe-inspiring vistas can be observed from numerous locations around the main inn, or from your breathtaking vantage point overlooking the Shenandoah Valley courtesy of the modern and luxurious private cabins.

My colleague Robert W. Poole Jr., director of transportation studies at the Reason Public Policy Institute, calls regional jets the third wave of deregulation, promising a breathtaking expansion of point-to-point service to hundreds of new pairs of cities.

Some of the world's best views of San Francisco, most panoramic picnic spots, most breathtaking birdwatching vantage points and sweetest little seashell-dotted lost-castaway coves are all a few yards apart along hand-hewn, twisty-turny, tangleweed-tufted, easily accessible East Bay trails.

Nadal saved three break points in breathtaking style to level at 4-4 and the result was in doubt again.

Beyond this -- and what makes him a truly great athlete and champion -- is the way he accomplished his goal with a calm focus that makes his game seem like a meditation, a gliding grace, guts on the most challenging points and breathtaking use of the geometry of the court for shots that seem impossible.

The book is bigger than most – tall and wide, as well as almost 500 pages long – but it's a surprisingly fast and engaging read, with McKean's beautiful, scratchy two-color linework giving way at strategic points to breathtaking pages-long sequences of full-color collage and painting in which McKean illustrates a weird and charming cosmology of his own devising.

The temples of Prambanan, with their delicate sandcastle spires, were breathtaking, and the guide pointed out the detailed carvings of the Ramayana that circled the temples.