Sentence examples for point of vantage from inspiring English sources

Enormous crowds witnessed the first stage of the "Daily Mail" 1,010-mile flying race for £10,000 yesterday [July 22] at every point of vantage.

Depending as I do on the poets to tell me — even via comic despair — what each decade of life feels like, I laughed with gratitude at the "crowded vacuum" of one's 80s as a point of vantage, and grimly took in the melancholy shrug of "last year's sinkhole".

The Virginia line runs right over this point of vantage and we passed into Wise County and back into an area that's going to matter statistically to this election.

An enormous crowd was gathered at the aerodrome and at various points of vantage in the city to see the winner of the second stage of the Paris-Rome-Turin race arrive.

Revealing its smoggy, gridlocked subject from all points of vantage, through a breathless succession of excerpts from feature films and newsreels, "Los Angeles Plays Itself" is no mere travelogue or starry clip reel.

The mounted infantry method of systematically "galloping to points of vantage and bringing fire to bear on the flanks of such machine gun nests," combined with quick outflanking of machine guns eventually won all obstacles, and the opposition was broken.

It was the kind of vantage point from which the frankly implausible seems giddily imaginable.

And the hurtling force of "Vantage Point" is fun to watch.

He was a venture partner of Vantage Point Capital Partners from 2004-2014.

My view of the prizes comes from a number of vantage points.

The main reason for this is the lack of vantage points that are needed to obtain the proper information.