Sentence examples for point is said to have from inspiring English sources

It transported goods to and from Venice, Pisa, Genoa and all over Europe, and at one point is said to have been home to 60,000 Italians.

It became an important staging post on the sea route to India and at one point is said to have been the world's third-busiest port, after New York and Liverpool.

At this point, Barvetta is said to have taken the cop's service weapon, pointed it at him, and said, "You taught me how to use this, don't think I won't use it".

At one point, Villaraigosa is said to have threatened Hertzberg if he did not get his way.

Accounts vary, but at one point she is said to have stripped off her veil to use as a battle pennant.

After a series of bizarre incidents – at one point he is said to have faked a heart attack – he eventually surfaced in Guatemala, where he was deported to the US after authorities found that he was in the country illegally.

For example, just as we cannot perceive a Euclidean point that is said to have position but no magnitude, or a line that is said to have length but no breadth, it is impossible, says Whitehead, to conceive of a simple spatial or temporal location.

If every continuous mapping ϕ : K → K has a fixed point, then K is said to have the fixed point property.

The main point of contention is said to have been former drug addict Russell's hatred of the party scene, which led to many arguments when he wanted to leave nights out early and his spouse didn't.

If the Hellinger threshold is exceeded at any point, the controller is said to have failed in controlling the network.

At one point, the CEO is said to have entered a cabin and while dancing, chest-bumped a female employee repeatedly until she fell down, causing Kim to leave for another cabin.