Sentence examples for point of world from inspiring English sources
"That's the point of World Cups, to go to other countries and experience their culture".
The whole point of World Series rings is that they cannot be bought.
And should they lose tonight, suddenly no one will be calling them the reference point of world rugby.
They are a dwindling band, these men with firsthand memories of the Battle of Britain, an aerial fight for survival that came to a head 70 years ago Wednesday — and marked a turning point of World War II.
And as New York City is a focal point of world attention, I probably would move them out of the city and just maintain a frontispiece in New York.
It is, and always will remain, the focal point of world Jewry, and thus its recapture in 1967 must be the last time we are ever tasked with winning it back.
Rawlins operates on the streets, filtering the ghetto life around him through a world view that is cynical to the point of world-weary.
One of the great turning points of world military history was almost at hand.
He finished the season in third with 62 points, fewer than half the points of World Champion Alonso.
Chris Coleman's side are second in Group B, one point behind Israel and three points ahead of World Cup quarter-finalists Belgium.
Martin O'Neill's side lie second in their group after three rounds of fixtures, level on points with leaders Poland, and three points ahead of world champions Germany and Scotland.
