Sentence examples for in some point from inspiring English sources

That he uses the New York tragedy as an opportunity to indulge in some point scoring, is arrogant and unnecessary.

"I felt that somebody in some point in time would give me an opportunity," Backman, 50, said.

"Every feature on this painting has been in a different place in some point, and it took me several years to make it," she said.

There could be nexus in some point in the future federally or locally if we find ourselves in sort of an extension of the current trade conflict where overseas market access depends on the green attributes.

Since the objective function is often the outcome of a complex simulation or the outcome of a lower level optimization problem, it may also be noisy and not defined in some point.

"A George W. Bush administration would work with NATO friends and allies so that, in some point in the future, European personnel can replace U.S. combat troops on the ground," said Ray Sullivan, a spokesman for the Bush campaign.

I wanted to bring in some points of intersection".

But "working while parenting" is a condition most adults find themselves in at some point in their lives.

We started chatting about comedy and life and a striking realization set in at some point in our casual chat.

That definitely comes in handy at some point.

"Probably oughta loop him in at some point".