Sentence examples for most memorable point from inspiring English sources

So if you missed Michigan's incredible last second win against the Irish, enjoy! 4. Point Taken What's the most memorable point in tennis history?

The most memorable points for me included the passing of time as shown by the changing of the seasons and the way that a house deteriorates, and the most heart-wrenching description of a wife bending to the will of a husband that I have ever read.

I've listed the most memorable talking points from the speeches given during the three day convention in Charlotte that you may have missed.

Among the most memorable of low points was his departure as a back-bench executive at The Sun in 1981 soon after Kelvin MacKenzie had become editor and I was beginning my stint as assistant editor.

(In perhaps the most memorable formulation, David Byrne pointed to Spotify and Pandora to make his argument that "The internet will suck all creative content out of the world").

He saved his most memorable behavior for a point at 3-3, 15-15 on Chela's serve in the second set.

His most memorable one came on break point in the final game of the second set, when Monfils tracked down what looked like a sure winner from Gasquet and fired a spectacular passing shot down the line.

Its plot does feature a devious equity-fund manager (played by the reliable British weasel-for-hire Steve Coogan) and a Wall Street vixen, but the plot is neither the movie's point nor its most memorable feature.

But most commentators felt Hollande had won on points, delivering the most memorable lines, including repeating: "I, as president of the republic …" 16 times in a bid to gain in leadership stature.

To pick up on that point, one of the most memorable recent controversies involved our very own Mark Cavendish.

As if to emphasize that point, two of the most memorable 2014 films went home with a couple of those curious special jury awards.