Sentence examples for point kind from inspiring English sources

And a really funny point, kind of.

"It was his size, how strong he was, how he could pass the ball and play the point, kind of like Magic, I guess.

"I'd been telling Nick, 'Bear with me, I'm going to get the movie made,' but I was, at some point, kind of lying to him, because all signs were to the contrary".

Doesn't he look Mexican?" Mark insist that she is actually, at this point, kind of done with robot collecting, that her days of obsessive android accumulation are now behind her.

Although the Panasonic "twin-lens Full HD 3D camcorder" is targeted directly at professionals - the $21,000 price point kind of hints at that (the camcorder is made to order) - the company did introduce five "3-D ready" models that use a converter device, the VW-CLT1, that allows for home movies in 3D.

And at that point, kind of, you have a go, no-go point, where you can say, "I'm comfortable with these risk factors here.

"I ask very incisive, straight-to-the-point kind of questions," he said.

For one thing "Fiorello!," like Encores!, has an exclamation point, and the classic American musical is an exclamation-point kind of art form.

Speaking to reporters at Trump Tower, however, Conway said the president-elect was "not really a talking points kind of guy".

"And the fact we have got three points kind of settles you down a bit".

While Westerners make out shapes from stars and bright points, kind of like a join-the-dots puzzle, indigenous Australians saw pictures in the dark areas as well.