Sentence examples for point of standing from inspiring English sources
They were men who made a point of standing apart.
This is the point of standing and giving people a voice.
In these hard times, New York's future governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, has made a point of standing alongside consumers who are down on their luck.
"I made a big point of standing next to Phil and saying, 'I'm not going to celebrate every penalty that goes in.
The audience, packed into the newly-opened Théâtre des Champs-Élysées to the point of standing room only, had neither seen nor heard anything like it.
The Guardian has made a point of standing by its editorial which said that Israel's Jenin battle was "every bit as repellent" as Osama bin Laden's felling of New York's twin towers.
By that point, the tradition of standing for the anthem — the one that Kaepernick powerfully opposed — had emerged.
The driving-point dynamic responses of standing people (e.g. their mechanical impedance or apparent mass) influence their dynamic interactions with structures on which they are supported.
THE films of the German director Tom Tykwer make a point of never standing still.
Unlike Anna Karenina or Huckleberry Finn, he is not a filter, a point of view, standing between us and his world.
I remember him firing up the two weeks' rehearsal, in the parish hall off Sloane Square, where all early Royal Court productions were created, from his point of command – standing on a chair with a referee's whistle hanging round his neck.
