Sentence examples for point passed from inspiring English sources

Half of them, they believe, have "at some point passed through a Westminster brothel".

The Met's spokesman, Harold Holzer, said the museum had a long connection with Duveen, owning more than 120 European paintings that at some point passed through his galleries, and acquiring the galleries' archives in 1968.

Though the first turning point passed quietly and the second with much political strife, they both underscore the challenges ahead as a dramatic demographic shift occurs in public school classrooms statewide.

Ms. Norris and a cadre of volunteers began interviewing and videotaping people of various ethnic backgrounds whose families had at some point passed through New York, bringing pickle traditions from places like Haiti, Norway, India, Russia and Korea.

It has been estimated that more than 50percentt of all American immigrants at some point passed through Jersey City, which enjoys an unparalleled view of the back of the Statue of Liberty.

Animals were stimulated (16 Hz sinusoidal light protocol, ~4 mW laser power) when the body center point passed from the first zone (Wall) into the Intermediate zone (surrounding the petri dish).

There's no point passing for the sake of it".

Appealing up to a point, but that point passes long before the music is over.

Surely, Oxford Council would have no difficulty in searching through their recordings to make a judgement on this important point, passing them on to the relevant authorities.

In the third quarter, Smith reached 1,000 career points, and in the fourth, Ashton scored his 1,197th career point, passing Robert Tartt to become the Mustangs' all-time leading scorer.

In relative terms, Northern Ireland disposable income per head rose steadily between 2000 and 2007, at one point passing Wales.