Sentence examples for point to throw from inspiring English sources

This might be the point to throw in the revelation that Spain, the European champions, have 750 Grade A Uefa-trained coaches, compared to under 150 in England.

While other Othellos had seemed illogically jealous, Robeson's jealousy seemed real, because: "Mr Robeson... comes of a race whose characteristic is to keep control of its passions only to a point, and after that point to throw control to the winds".

Calamitous for the Windies as a horrible mix-up between Bravo and Edwards is pounced on by Jonny Bairstow, who runs round from point to throw down the stumps.

It's tempting when you hit that point to throw up your hands and settle for the fatal "good enough".

Maybe even raising rates a quarter of a point to throw the US dollar bulls a bone.

Use your knuckle as a pivot point to throw the ball.

The objective criteria were (1) throwing distance from the grenade stop point to throwing point, and (2) error distance from the grenade stop point to the target.

There was hope, but it disappeared quickly when Walker scored 5 straight points to throw the Knicks back in a hole.

She's -- ugh -- the Bobfather, which makes "Rugrats" the first children's cartoon to spoof a sequence inspired by Luchino Visconti's "Leopard," enough reference points to throw the Earth's gravitational pull out of whack.

This collection of short fiction, set mainly in the author's native England, uses narrative turning points to throw its characters -- whether pen pals, childhood friends or pompous authors -- into sharp relief.

- Speaking of embarrassing Catholics, Notre Dame University whose inability to field a decent football team in nearly a decade is one of those minor symbolic points to throw on the evidence pile that Progress is occurring is part of a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the federal regulation forcing organizations to provide insurance coverage for contraceptives to their employees.