Sentence examples for point that turns from inspiring English sources
He is just 18, a point that turns out to be somewhat insignificant, since the collection he showed on Sunday displayed remarkable restraint in one so inexperienced.
Fielding a device that impresses above and beyond what's already out there, at a price point that turns heads is a basic requirement for Android tablet success at this point, from HP or from anyone else.
It's one of those subtle points that turn out to be not worth insisting on.
The demand that bondholders should bear bigger losses was one of the sticking-points that turned the talks into a 14-hour marathon.
And of course, there is a point system (Influence Points) that turn the whole thing into one big game.
It is at this point that Davidson turns to the concept of truth.
US 13 intersects DE 6, at which point that route turns north for a concurrency.
The exhibition's curators also point out that turning points in recent art history have often involved young practitioners.
The quadrillionth quadrille Elementary, really Jumbo problems ReprintsIt was at this point that things turned nasty.
It was at that point that somebody turned on the washing machine's 2,000rpm spin cycle.
It was at this point that Bridger turned his attentions to Wales.
