Sentence examples for point of the course from inspiring English sources

"The unique selling point of the course is that it gives access to great dealer archives," says Buckingham's programme director, Jeremy Howard.

At the team's test track in Palmetto, Fla., a car's performance can be measured by computer at each point of the course.

Stand on the seventeenth tee at Waterville, the highest point of the course, and you can see the 18 holes laid out before you on a spit of land between the Atlantic and Lough Currane.

But because they are especially conscientious, they invited an independent measurer to accompany them last night as they marked off each mile, each five kilometers and the halfway point of the course.

Indeed, when I speak to Claire Layton, producer of a concert series in Liverpool featuring only female composers, she says that while it does "seem awful that there are 63 composers on the A-level syllabus and no women", if the point of the course is to teach students about the Western classical tradition, then it is true that women were never written into the canon.

Built in 1854 by the owner of the then indigo plantation, it stands sentinel at the highest point of the course.

"One of the main points of the course is to teach the other things".

The new method replaces a surveyor's wheel in the mid-point of the course with a more accurate assessment two yards outside the inner rail position.

Therefore, instructions concerning note taking techniques and examples of good notes were shown twice during the course, at the beginning and mid-point of the course.

In each case the same pattern of X-linked allelic inactivation was observed at both time points of the course of the disease.

Data for early adults derives from the 'before food removal' time point of the time course in Figure 3A.