Sentence examples for my first point of from inspiring English sources

"Dortmund are my first point of contact.

That's my first point of music — it's the portal, the way in.

My first point of call is, of course, the search engine itself.

My first point of comparison was Lewis Carroll's Alice, though Pearson said that he never thought of her.

These days, my first point of call for local contact tends to be travel-networking sites, but I have also had successful experiences with greeters.

It makes the sector accessible and understandable to a diverse audience and is my first point of call on many pressing issues in this area" James Beckles, strategy and partnerships officer, London borough of Newham David is currently managing director of Third Life Economics — an economic and organisation development consultancy established in 2008.

Preludes, Bagatelles, Liebestraums, Sonatas, Improvisations -- I knew what these were, and they were my first points of reference for this thing called form.

Lastly - and this is my fourth point of agreement with your report, Mr Napolitano - we are in favour of a strong European and territorial cohesion policy, which means something real for each region of the Union and the citizens of the Union.

But my mind is like a pinball, racing from one point to another before losing track of my third point on the intersection of gender, power, political elites and interview methodology.

"But you know what the danger is? Everybody is stroking them today about 'Gritty, determined, bounce back.' And subconsciously, if they're content with just getting even, and they buy into all that hype, like the Little Engine That Could type of thing... "My first point to them today was, you can't be content with just getting even.

Which brings me back to my first point: if you increase the number of cyclists, it becomes safer to cycle.