Sentence examples for point decades from inspiring English sources

Attendance at one point decades ago topped one million; it had grown as high as 585,000 in 1998 before slumping again.

Many of these stories are set in small Canadian towns — much like the ones in which Ms. Munro has spent much of her life — and many look back on childhood or youthful events from a vantage point decades later.

Grassland and heaths, traditionally rich with species like reptiles and orchids, have seen two in three species decline and were already at a low point decades ago, with 97% of lowland meadow having vanished between the 1930s and 1980s.

Even for films that merely appear to be a single shot — like the Uruguayan haunted-house movie "La Casa Muda" (2010) and its American remake "Silent House" (2012) — the impression of a high-wire stunt remains a selling point, decades after Hitchcock's "Rope".

This fabulous textile is now, of course, behind glass, though at some point, decades ago, someone who had reason to feel proud must have worn it, taken it off, put it aside, perhaps tossed it across a bed like the elegant Senufo one in the show, or draped it over a stool, like the timeworn Mossi example in the same display case.

From a vantage point decades down the line, it may sound sacrilegious -- or inconceivably short-sighted -- that the BBC did not keep the master tapes of the Beatles' performances (or many other entertainment programs).

Since the heady 1970s, EU average growth has fallen by three-quarters of a point, decade after decade.

Arriving at this point took decades.

That's less than at any point in decades.

Stockpiles are at their lowest point in decades.

Voter engagement is at the highest point in decades.