Sentence examples for on point when from inspiring English sources
Despite the mixed reaction to the Dulce de Leche Cheerios at the HuffPost, one thing is certain, the new cereal flavor is on point when in need of sugar fix.
"You've got to always be on point, when you're cooking this way," he said.
(Nijinska put the character in ballet slippers, though never dancing on point, when she restaged the work in 1947).
(There are moments, like a playful diagonal lunging walk on point, when you can't imagine any other movement to that particular music).
But even without the searing wit of "1984," the book is capable of landing on point — when it's at its most irksome.
"I wanted to be upfront and on point when it comes to climate change," Crist, now a Democratic U.S. House member, said in an interview.
Some opponents in the 78-kilogram class Harrison threw to the ground; others she beat on points when the clock expired.
The administration wasn't exactly on-point when it came to informing the American people that Baathist secular nationalists in Iraq had very little in common with the fundamentalist jihadists in Afghanistan.
If the Academy doesn't want him because he tells the truth too much (man, that Jude Law joke was on-point when he hosted), I suggest they go with a trio of comedians: Seth Rogen, who was hilarious as Indie Spirit Awards host along with Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis, who stole the show in white tuxes and cymbals.
Still, he conserved energy on points when the outcome was clear.
Marciano, knocked down by Walcott in the first round, was behind on points when, in the 13th round, he knocked the champion unconscious with a single punch.
