Sentence examples for heard of point from inspiring English sources

At this time, few Chicagoans had even heard of Point du Sable and the fair's organizers presented the 1803 construction of Fort Dearborn as the city's historical beginning.

Dorney Park Allentown, PA Known for: Steel Force, Thunderhawk The fact that Dorney Park is owned by Cedar Fair -- the company responsible for Cedar Point -- will be enough to convince anyone who's heard of Cedar Point give it major props.

Lord Laming heard of 12 points at which intervention could have prevented her death.

Brexit campaigners frequently cited the "five presidents" of Europe, who they claimed no one had ever heard of, and pointed out that the unelected European commission proposes laws that end up passed by the parliament.

You've probably heard of pressure points alleviating headaches, but they can be utilized to help with nausea, too.

The only barefoot runner I'd ever heard of at that point was Barefoot Ted, and he's like the least credible source of information on the planet.

Their spokesperson is George Forman, who I'm sure you've heard of at some point in time.

"It's by a little known American designer you've probably never heard of," she said, pointing to Mr. de la Renta, who said he had accepted a competitor's invitation without hesitation.

I was surprised that he had heard of them at that point.

Its lead characters — played by Michelle Morgan, Josh Close and seven other serviceable actors I've never heard of — run and strategize, point and shoot, and not just cameras.

We hear of guns pointed at the child's head and "guns blazing".