Sentence examples for point delivered from inspiring English sources
It's an elegant point delivered with understated accuracy.
By then, the Americans had clinched the title, the decisive point delivered by a Ryder Cup rookie named Davis Love III.
The economic club's attendees booed, jeered and cheered, and at one point delivered a standing ovation for Trump following the interruptions.
When Coleman, playing the heavier tenor sax at this point, delivered his findings at a Gulf Coast dance in the late 1940s, he was beaten up, and the sax destroyed.
From Samira Shackle, at the Staggers: In the conference hall, the most jubilant cheers were reserved for the Labour-bashing (at one point delivered in a staccato rap that is crying out for a YouTube remix), criticism of the EU and the revelation that Margaret Thatcher will celebrate her 85th birthday at No 10.
At some point delivered results will matter and not logos on the wall.
"There is no point delivering 500sq ft flats because they cannot afford it," Vlessing says.
Low point: "Delivering junk mail in the snow to rich people in 1984.
The clouds range from pink to stormy and at one point deliver a violent thunderstorm.
[But] there's no point delivering a message in such a way that nobody hears it".
"People want the government to actually deliver and, more to the point, deliver for the long term, not just governing for now".
