Sentence examples for in point to from inspiring English sources

Later this year, she hopes to ride in point to points.

Case in point: to cut down on costly readmissions, many hospitals want caregivers to check on patients at home.

"It's like an epidemic here at the moment; [Sebastián] Nayar's move from Boca to Recreativo in Spain is a case in point, to name but one example".

It enables Cheney, as a case in point, to make reference to other documents that allegedly exist and prove the efficacy of torture in safeguarding national security.

Their victory over Ulster was a case in point, to be expected considering they were playing against 14 men for virtually the whole match – and by more than two points.

An example: Among the many photographs included in "Point to Point Navigation" is a flattering (but of course) picture of Mr. Vidal, in his dashing mid-30s, hovering over "Claire Luce," as the caption misspells her first name.

You want to maintain as shallow an arc from your entry (turn-in point) to the exit (track-out point.

As new planes come in, point-to-point routes will be expanded nationally.

In point-to-point communication, as from one network centre to another, highly directional antennas are used.

With a background of his own in point-to-pointing, this is exactly the type Fry relishes.

This April, he will be racing in Europe, in point-to-point races ranging from 170 to 230 kilometers (roughly 100 to 140 miles).