Sentence examples for point living from inspiring English sources

What's the point living into late old age unless you have a reasonable quality of life?

He was saying "there's no point living any more".' Fiona was only 17 when she first met Hodge.

He visited Massachusetts, at one point living for three months at the home of the merchant James Prince in Newburyport.

She had grown up in Massachusetts and graduated from New York University, at one point living in Hell's Kitchen in a building that also housed a brothel.

In the wake of her father's death, she and her mother and brother were forever moving around the UK – at one point living with her grandparents in Wales.

Chesterton declared that "the aim of life is appreciation", his version of DH Lawrence's dictum that there is no point living with a bad grace.

He hadn't, at that point, lived anywhere but his family home.

"I expect a phenomenally boring game, that will at no point live up to the tabloid hype.

Check Point lived up to its promise as a high growth company: Sales have increased to $426 million in 2000 from $142 million in 1998.

He at one point lives with Rachel, who encourages him to look for work.

We finished each other's sentences, wore each other's clothes, shared a diary, and at one point, lived together.