Sentence examples for one point out from inspiring English sources
At one point out in the audience, someone thundered, "No more Slick Willie".
Must one point out that this is the same army, commanded by the same generals, which, for the past 58 years, has been the backbone of the contemptible regime?
Among them, the example cited is a good one, point out your claim that "The nephron β-catenin activity gradient is to our knowledge the first instance of a β-catenin activity gradient being described in any system", when in fact this has been shown for multiple systems, including the hair follicle, hematopoietic and intestinal stem cell lineages.
That was four points out on the Conservatives' share and one point out on Labour's.
If you have one, point out negatives about a current girlfriend you may have.
At one point, out on the street, he leaps up on to a doorstep and asks: "Wanna see what a Spielberg movie looks like?
Has no one pointed out that, once on film, a "real" sex act is as much a simulation as an "acted" one?
As the crew thanked me, one pointed out that there were other doctors on the plane.
No one points out that, in senior positions, women hold only a slight majority.
Their speculations about the translator's identity were intriguing — one pointed out that "D.
Rez, the bookish one, points out that "all this is music that came out years ago.
