What an extraordinary point - thirty shots, a standing ovation, and Murray wins it after some absolutely incredible Djokovic defence.
A whole church congregation had photos of me saying my vows at the altar but that wasn't the extraordinary point of my wedding day in my eyes.
At one extraordinary point, Branagh curls up on the throne wrapping himself in his cloak as if to hide from his own tormented self.
There is an extraordinary point when you emerge mole-like out of the dark into the great cavernous body of the cathedral, with its massive stained-glass windows.
But perhaps the most extraordinary point at which to start telling a story is that chosen by Dickens for his first novel, The Pickwick Papers.
Federer* 5-4 González Probably the most extraordinary point of the championship so far sees the Chilean play an outrageous scooped forehand, from an almost aerial position, before volleying Federer's exocet-like attempted pass back into the open court.
As viewed from the City of London, the borough that contains the city's financial district, London and New York are "without debate the leading global cities in the year 2000," and are cities whose economies have arrived "at an extraordinary point of symmetry".
And Tashlin conjures not only Hitchcock's narrative universe but also his visual one, as in the extraordinary point-of-view shots when Jerome catches sight of Susan Susan Oliverr), the bombshell of his dreams, and the exotic colors (and, for that matter, phrases of Bernard-Herrmann-like music) that accompanies them.
As a result, the local subdivision rules near an extraordinary point can be modified such that the resulting Loop subdivision surface exactly interpolates a set of input endpoint interpolating CBSCs meeting at the extraordinary point.
We show that the number of extraordinary points of the domain manifold is bounded by the number of segmented components.
