Sentence examples for bring it to a point from inspiring English sources

What has changed at Merrill to bring it to a point where it may sell out?

What has changed at Merrill to bring it to a point where it is ready to sell out?

He gave us that avenue to speak out, to share our tragedy in the hopes that we could maybe cool down the debate on gun control and bring it to a point where common sense wins over passion.

The work had become, he told me, so complex in its structures and so infinitely extendable in its concerns that he did not envisage completing it, only bringing it to a point of abandonment that might also be a point of publication.

Declaimed he: "The expansion of your company has brought it to a point beyond which it will cease to be even a big Small Business and become a small Big Business. . . .

"The Trayvon Martin case just happened to bring it to a boiling point," said Velma Williams, the city's only black commissioner.

He makes two free throws to bring it to a one-point game and THAT'S how it's going to be going into the fourth quarter.

The shooting of Laquan McDonald brought it to a breaking point".

Musicologist Martin Cooper calls this practice a subtle form of unifying a piece of music and adds that Tchaikovsky brought it to a high point of refinement.

Jordan's King Abdullah said in recent months that the massive influx of refugees has overwhelmed his country and brought it to a "boiling point".

The two-point bump brings it to a 14-week high.