Sentence examples for but at a point from inspiring English sources

"Pollution accumulates silently, but at a point it reaches a peak.

There are some very fine works in both collections, but at a point about midway through each book, I found myself approaching every new story warily.

But at a point in her life when her time should be entirely her own, Mrs. Knox rarely gets a day or even a minute to herself.

"Obviously, this space is not as beautiful as upstairs, but at a point like this, we're just lucky to be able to get together and pray," he said.

"But at a point where you have 125 projects in 40 countries, there is a limit to how you can manage a company in a paternalistic way".

Finn had managed to work the string loose, and now he was circling the tree with it again, but at a point higher up, round and round, preparing to refasten it.

But Little Falls, at a point just upstream from where the tidal Potomac ends near Chain Bridge, shouldn't be overlooked.

But we are at a point where the political capital is being tested," he said.

No need to make rash decisions now, but you are at a point of potential revelation.

But they're at a point now where it is stabilising and so it is progress".

"It's hugely frustrating but I'm at a point where I can't continue".