Sentence examples for move to the point from inspiring English sources

But after eight games, Sprewell's move to the point seems to have catapulted the Knicks to a higher level of play.

"He has rallied some of the Democratic forces, but has not really been able to move to the point where he can figure out how to get half of the voters to say he should stay in the office," Mr. Baldassare said.

On the other hand, when the distance between the state of the system and the silent state is bigger than (d^) the system should move to the point in the parameter space where the limit cycle destabilizes.

In particular, when the distance in phase space between the state of the fast subsystem (( x,y )) and the silent state ((x_{s} z),0)) is smaller than a certain threshold (d^) the system should move to the point in parameter space where the silent state loses stability.

Don't overuse this move to the point that it becomes comical.

"Now it's moving to the point where he's flying Beech jets and Learjets".

I not only learned, I was moved to the point of rebooting.

"I think the debate has moved to the point where the administration is about to take this decision".

Meighan Simmons moved to the point for Tennessee in December after Shekinna Stricklen grew claustrophobic in a narrow role.

But with Notre Dame reeling, Diggins, who scored 28 points in a semifinal victory over Connecticut on Sunday, moved to the point and took control.

"I think people are moving to the point now where MPs are misjudging the public and actually there is a far greater interest in having this debate".