Sentence examples similar to gasp point from inspiring English sources

■ And Danny Batth's first league goal gave Wolves a last-gasp point in a 2-2 home draw with Leeds.

But Bolton snatched a last-gasp point when Ngog scored from close range.

Kyle Vassell could have snatched a last-gasp point for Darren Ferguson's men but his shot was smothered by the Blades defence.

"There," I gasped, pointing to a sinister, three-pointed symbol on a yellow background.

"Winner gets a new set of truck nuts!" * * * "The Mystery of the Widower's Missing Photograph" "That's her," the old man gasped, pointing at the black-and-white photograph.

Remi Allen restored the home side's lead with a late penalty, but then came the stoppage time drama and Kelly Jones's last-gasp point-saver.

Passers-by gasp and point and wave.

While it may be a show-biz exaggeration to suggest that the rabbi and the jazz singer had an affair — the show featured an Act I curtain clinch that, on the night I saw it, had its largely Orthodox audience literally gasping — the point was the universality of Simone's message about persecution, the search for justice, and the power of music.

Jersey clinched a last-gasp bonus point with three late tries in a 26-8 win against Tynedale.

My daughter saw them first; gasping, she pointed to a spot near her sneaker, where a posse was working crazily.

Spectators gasped and pointed as if a polar bear had climbed out of one of the bunkers.