Sentence examples for point is doing from inspiring English sources

To be whipsawed between one analogy and other so you don't know what point is doing the work, that's what can make an analogy misleading.

By all accounts, Breezy Point is doing well compared to some of the hurricane disaster sites Mutter has seen in New Orleans, for example, many homes still haven't been repaired or rebuilt since Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005.

To be able to quickly determine whether an elder meets eligibility requirements for services that are free or for fees based on income, a good starting point is doing a "benefits check up". You can use a free, confidential and comprehensive online service that checks for federal, state and some local private and public benefits for older adults (ages 55 and over).

"What we have focused on at this point is doing what we could in advance, and now we're looking at a greatly reduced schedule for the remainder of the week," Mary Wittenberg, chief executive of Road Runners, said in a conference call Monday.

"We're just learning about the elasticity of demand and the $399 price point is doing well, but I have to tell you the new iPad is on fire and we're selling them as fast as we can make them," CFO Peter Oppenheimer said, a sentiment that Tim Cook echoed verbatim later on in the call.

My point is, don't obsess".

My point is, don't let this curve ball of a rebus keep you from solving.

One correspondent, Alan Wells, bemoans his own handwriting, before writing: "My point is, does it matter?

"I suppose the key point is: did Tiger know he was breaking the rules?" begins Simon McManhon.

"The point is, don't draw the curtain on residential development, Mr. Gibbons said.

The point is, do you appreciate the manipulation or resent it?