Sentence examples for getting back on point from inspiring English sources

Getting back on point for now, let's put to one side that France, Six Nations wooden spooners for the first time earlier this year, are currently ranked sixth on the International Rugby Board rankings, one place behind Wales who, incidentally, and tragically for their passionate supporters in the valleys, lost to Japan on the weekend (albeit with a weakened side).

Getting back on point is an arduous process.

But getting back on point, the coup de grace for this Forensics of Face lecture was that I was offered a press pass so that I could report on the event for the hyper-local media outlet that actually pays me to do exactly what I would be doing even if no one was paying me: asking nosy questions, writing constantly and quaffing the occasional free glass of wine.

High point: "Getting back on my feet".

There is no point getting back on it and saying it does not matter.

How are you getting back on track?

Getting Back on the Academic Track.

Science operations are getting back on track.

They added that Homer's adventure in the sensory deprivation tank was "inspired," in its "almost Keystone Kop humour as he gets from point A to point B and so on, finally getting back to point A none the wiser".

But in return, it delivers the most breathtaking cycling, the richest kinship and the deepest confidence that, if asked, we could get back on our bike, point it uphill and climb one more col.

Do it in this order in case you need to get back on at any point (getting on with the left stirrup).