Sentence examples for point of exchanging from inspiring English sources

"We became friends to the point of exchanging keys in case either of us got locked out," Mr. Garrin said.

But then I had a falling out with Art in America, though not to the point of exchanging words.

The dining rooms were spiffed up a bit, although not to the point of exchanging the wall units for central air-conditioning.

The whole point of exchanging emails, or sending a card to someone, is to help you feel closer to that person.

Her objects and paintings describe the point of exchange between formal modernist principles and spiritual enquiry.

Carsberg, who is president of the E-Homebuying Forum, said the organisation is working on a template for a contract that will deter buyers and sellers from welching on the deal before it reaches the point of exchange.

"But at the point of exchange I was 35th on the waiting list for the senior school, and first on the junior school waiting list for my youngest, so I held off exchanging contracts and appealed against both," she says.

Crops grown in Homs include, wheat, barley, lentils, sugar beets, cotton, and vines, as well as serving as a point of exchange between the sedentary zone and the desert.

Our finding that one of our recombinant lines carried more than one recombinant genome with a common point of exchange near the XhoI cleavage site but different downstream points of exchange is consistent with this possibility.

N* indicates that the structure of the protein is identical to that of N except at the point of exchange.

In economics, it is assumed that this value becomes apparent at the point of exchange, when a buyer reveals the most they are willing to give up and a seller the least they are willing to accept.