"It was point blank," Ms. Simpson said.
Other experts have been point blank in their assessment.
In retrospect, I'm glad Boorman got it all out of his system early on; his next film, his first masterpiece, was Point Blank.
If one had stepped into said average Protestant church in the 1980s during stewardship season, he or she might been point blank asked for money or handed a note that suggested a tithing percentage.
Unless you're point blank asking me what "colors I bang" or foisting some awkward "prison handshake" that you saw on The Wire on me, I would have no idea you were being racist or stereotyping me in any way.
Of his 20 saves, several were point-blank stops.
We have a number of online screening processes, but clients [in Northern Ireland] are point-blank refusing to use those systems.
David Cole, chairman of Darwin-based youth suicide prevention program, the Balunu Foundation, said the closures were "point-blank genocide" and he was anticipating devastating consequences among the affected populations.
As the alliance tells it, its forces literally smoked out Taliban rebels holed up in a building, the final blow being point-blank fire from a Soviet tank.
As most of the stadium focused on the teams sizing each other up, Affeldt continued warming up in the visitors' bullpen, which was point-blank firing range for the fans who were hurling invective and abuse from above.
