Sentence examples for met point from inspiring English sources
Juliette Kinzie, another early pioneer of Chicago, Illinois, never met Point du Sable but stated in her 1856 memoir that he was "a native of St. Domingo" (the island of Hispaniola).
Some, like Philippe de Montebello, the former director of the Met, point out that almost all cultural goods come with a price.
In the next days, every Hazara I met pointed to it with pride.
AB: In one place I visited, one guy I met pointed out a man in the street who had killed his own family.
Meeting Point is a love poem poised at a high pitch of communion and entrancement.
Date: Saturday 19 August 2017 Times: 1.30pm-5.30pm Location: Meeting point - inside the courtyard of the Royal Academy, Burlington House, London W1J 0BD.
Consider "Meeting Point," which is about the fiction writer Eleanor Clark, one of MacNeice's many, many paramours.
His inspiration for "Meeting Point III" also came from watching the lifting of cranes around the shipyards of San Sebasti?
Travellers Meeting Point (www.travellersmeetingpoint.com) allows users to find out who will be visiting the same city (no fee).
Warmer poems like "Meeting Point" or "The Sunlight on the Garden" provide a formal symbol for continuity or synthesis: they are the hopeful side of loneliness.
"Meeting Point III" ended up making its way to Barcelona, where it found a temporary home at the Mir?undation.
