Sentence examples for point wall from inspiring English sources

But this brings me to my second point: Wall Street is no longer, in any real sense, part of the private sector.

At this point, Wall says, the royal apartments were still intact, the crowd was in a festive mood, and two stout apostles of the people sat cheerfully at the King's table finishing his breakfast.

After fretting for several days that the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, and his colleagues might limit their rate cut to a quarter percentage point, Wall Street bid up stock prices after the announcement at 2 15 p.m.

Then came the magic moment when the Google team announced they were setting the price much lower and selling fewer shares - at which point Wall Street's cup ran over.

"I almost got hit by a car at one point," Wall told me.

The author takes us to various places around the world to prove his point: Wall Street, Albania, Sweden, Cuba, Russia, Tanzania, Hong Kong and Shanghai.

These monumental steel columns are complemented by Rod's works in bronzetotems, benches, chairs, reclining and standing ladies, tri-points, wall sculptures and a series of bronzes that Rod numbered for each year of his age.

This is what happened in March: Even though the Fed cut rates then by a half-point, Wall Street convinced itself it would get and that it deserved more.

According to this line of finger-pointing, Wall Street MBAs were too greedy, too capitalistic, too unethical.

Serum cotinine was further categorized as noted above to help identify passive and active exposure using established cut-points (Wall et al. 1988).

At this point, Mr. Wall chimed in.