Sentence examples for old point from inspiring English sources

"The old point of departure was the Titanic.

It is an old point, but one worth repeating.

Old Point Comfort was a popular seaside resort in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Then there is the old point that the United States has never really liked Formula One all that much anyway.

The proper width of the social divide between families and their employees is an old point of debate.

Johnson, an old point guard, said the best thing Dallas did for Kidd was acquiring Tyson Chandler this season to protect the rim and cover for him.

He had a "theory" about everything, and he saw these old, point-of-view-driven print cultures as the crowning jewels of the sophisticated city that he loved.

But they'll have to do it quickly: At three minutes, the old "Point-Counterpoint" segments were a full minute longer.

"We're going to replace the old point-and-click interface with something that's much more in tune with what the computer is capable of," Hugh vows.

But of course, Casio also makes regular old point-and-shoots, and now there are two more than there used to be.

For some reason a lot of my friends have really old point-and-shoots that are the size of…well, really big mofos.