Sentence examples for point has gotten from inspiring English sources

Often, however, the point has gotten lost in Mr. Romney's speeches as he has tried to hit a jumble of other notes establishing his conservative credentials.

"Prada has been clever to hold their prices on the more basic comparable things, even though their average price point has gotten more expensive," Ms. Gilhart said.

In the matches, every point has got a consequence.

Every first down after that point has got to be a spiked ball".

He said: "The starting point has got to be the voters.

This time around, his vantage point has got wilder, more rural, more weird.

"But he at some point has got to convince people that what he has done was reasonable and authentic and legitimate".

If all goes according to plan, the Point has got your back.

"The expectations at this point have gotten too collapsed," said James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management.

Maliki's position at this point had gotten stronger.

Republicans, up until this point, have gotten away with splitting hairs on this issue, which is soon to be shown to be the hypocrisy it truly is.