Sentence examples for point in the course of from inspiring English sources

At some point in the course of the lease, Hudson River Partners plans to "relieve the Army of its debt obligation," said Douglas P. Bennett, the group's president.

Abayat, chain-smoking Marlboros, leapt up at one point in the course of the meal to run outside and scan the skies.

And as Skinner says at one point in the course of a lengthy and often bewildering encounter: "I'm not going to do any other interviews like this one".

At some point in the course of the evolution of a molecular cloud, one or more of its cores become unstable and subject to gravitational collapse.

IT is rare for a government's bond yields to rise almost a percentage point in the course of a single day.

Each of these songs is performed at a particular point in the course of the event and is sung four times.

Fifty per cent of domestic-violence victims are strangled at some point in the course of their relationship often repeatedly, over years and the overwhelming majority of strangulation perpetrators are men.

A skilled practitioner must poke two hundred points, in the course of two hours, to create a map of electrical activity.

In Portugal, for example, ten-year bond yields fell by 3.5 percentage points in the course of 2014, from 6.2% to 2.7%.

The Dow Jones industrial average ranged over 1,600 points in the course of the week, from a high of 9,794 on Monday to a low of about 8,197.

The Marist poll showed that even among Democratic women, Mrs. Clinton's core constituency, support for her had dropped 20 points in the course of 1999.