Sentence examples for past points from inspiring English sources

In years past, points were hard to come by, Niese said at his locker.

All they had to do was get the new product to the market, past points of entry like San Ysidro.

As they have in past points of tension with Mr. Karzai, American officials maintained a conciliatory tone in their public comments on Monday.

And exactly the same argument goes for the Bush administration's insane attempts to reserve the right to torture people.These arguments have gone well past points of principle; they are to do with the hard pragmatic task of grinding out a victory against a relentless enemy.

Rent a bike at Young's Bike Shop, at 6 Broad Street, about 100 yards from the ferry terminal, for about $25 for 24 hours, and take one of the tours recommended on its Web site, www.youngsbicycleshop.com; one 4.2-mile spin takes you past points of interest including the Brant Point Lighthouse.

Real time applications demand solutions that provide instant response and can only rely on "past" points.

Strauss flays another cutter past point for four.

The next, though, was slammed past point for six.

Some, nostalgic for the past, point to the Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s.

Strauss flicks a single to fine leg, Cook cuts another past point.

Hamilton-Brown rattled along with great gusto, crashing fours through cover and cutting them past point.