Sentence examples for point usually from inspiring English sources

McQuarrie just wanted to make his point – usually, though not always, a sensible point.

"But if they can get past a certain point — usually it's about two months or 12 workouts — they get committed".

They inflate with great speed in different directions until they eventually collide at the same point: usually the King of Prussia Mall near Philadelphia.

Whatever the distance, though, a crisis point usually arrives at which leading players make their class, composure and self-belief tell – as O'Sullivan did.

Paying a point usually reduces the interest rate by 0.25 points over its term, so for instance instead of 4 percent, the rate is 3.75 percent.

By that time most songs have gotten to the point, usually something about being in the club, and there's only so many things that might happen there.

We attempted to reduce this confounding effect by limiting the analysis to persons who indicated no current smoking and had urine cotinine levels below a cut-point usually associated with active smoking.

In contrast, tRNA genes in prokaryotic cells contain promoter elements similar to those found in protein-coding genes: the start-point (usually a purine), the -10 sequence (the TATA Box) and the -35 sequence (the hexamer) [ 34].

The great thing about text is that any advice given needs to be short and to-the-point, usually the best kind of advice!

Some villagers have to walk as far as 6 miles (10 km) to the nearest water point usually a stream.

This way, both sides of the object have been scanned although the scanning was started from a random point usually in the middle of the object.