Sentence examples for point in line from inspiring English sources

Spoiler alert: Don't read on if you haven't watched episode four of BBC2's Line of Duty Sarah Hughes' episode three blog There always comes a point in Line of Duty when it threatens to spin off into madness, with half the enjoyment coming from seeing if writer Jed Mercurio can keep all the plates spinning at once.

He was, after all, long in Dr Mahathir's government and at one point in line to succeed him.

At one point, in line at the Fountain Hills rally, frustrated by a litany of anti-Obama grievances being delivered by the woman in front of me, I say that I think life is good, pretty good, you know?

This is a more empirical point, in line with the objections in the last paragraph of this section.

He also felt that the episode "got to make a relevant point in line with writer John Swartzwelder's libertarianism without sacrificing the momentum of the episode or losing track of the characters and turning them into mere sounding boards for their creator's beliefs".

A few studies used the older 160/95 mmHg cut-off point in line with existing WHO guidelines (36).

Their overall unemployment rate rose 2.2 percentage points, in line with the increase for the nation as a whole.

"They've really worked on their styling, and they've got a relatively proprietary motor, and they've really got their price points in line," he said.

First, the DBSCAN algorithm is applied to obtain the cluster points (stop points) and noise points (moving points) in line 2. Then each cluster is tested against constraint 1.

The Geneva accord is having only limited effect, however, with separatists refusing to put down their arms and pull out of key occupied points in line with the agreement.

This will support patients and carers at key transition points in line with National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidance.