Sentence examples for favoured point from inspiring English sources

Destruction can be reversed, they insist, time made to stand – at some arbitrarily favoured point – still.

And some make the perennially favoured point that the woman was to blame.

In response, G K Chesterton, in one of the funniest poems in the language, wondered whether Russians and Bretons were truly shocked in places "where Establishment means nothing/ And they never heard of Wales/Do they read it all in Hansard --/With a crib to read it with… Chuck it, Smith!" The favoured point of comparison, for decades, is with the Nazis.

In certain favoured points on the world's coastlines, nature has provided harbours waiting only to be used, such as New York Bay, which the explorer Giovanni da Verrazano described as "a very agreeable location" for sheltering a ship.

But intimacy can be a large part of the pleasure in playing a GTA; knowing just where to disappear through a short cut, or returning to a favoured vantage point in the heat of a battle.

Aman said temporary shelters would be set up, but not in Thailand, a favoured transit point for the migrants who try to make their way to work illegally in Malaysia.

The favoured crossing point is the Rio Grande valley on the Texas border, where 37,621 unaccompanied children were stopped between October and mid-June, up 178% from a year before.

A girl believed to be aged five died on Saturday and 13 others were feared drowned after their boat sank off the same island, a favoured entry point on a route that takes the migrants through the Balkans towards northern Europe.

His audience hang on his every word, joyously finishing his favoured talking-points.

As taxpayers have got crosser, the state has tried to tax them as sneakily as possible while adding tax breaks for favoured lobbies.This points to two endemic problems with government throughout the West.

In addition, coordination to the metal surface is proposed to occur at the N 9) position with a possible additional interaction through the N 3) position, both of which are the favoured coordination points in the metal complexes of adenine.