Sentence examples similar to lives point from inspiring English sources

McDonough, according to the staffer, argued that the report would risk lives, pointing out that, while he had Secret Service protection, C.I.A. families did not.

Nation endangered black people's lives, point-blank.

Projection mapping their sex lives points to that cyclical nature of existing.

"These are benefits that workers have earned by paying into these programs throughout their working lives," points out Jo Anne Jenkins, CEO of AARP.

We can spend our entire lives pointing fingers and blaming others when things don't go right, but we will end up getting more frustrated.

He is accused of using a device hidden in his shorts to send live point details from the match to the betting agency Sporting Data Limited.

Berdych and Stepanek paired to win the doubles rubber on Saturday as well, part of a championship run that saw those two play every live point for the Czechs, as they had done frequently over the past several years of the competition.

I've always had a very 'live and let live' point of view.

I streamed live point-of-view video with friends and family.

BBC1 will be trying to hit the big live points as they have done at any Olympic Games.

At the intermission, Mr. Van Zandt's date for the evening, the actress Robin Strasser from "One Life to Live," pointed out to Mr. Van Zandt that the cellphone user was the New York Post columnist Cindy Adams.