Sentence examples for points like that from inspiring English sources

It's inevitable cars will collect in points like that.

But he said no, you're winning a lot of points like that.

He just points, like, 'We're goin' this way.' I love it when a New Yorker points like that.

We had a $999 price point in our catalog on a beautiful sofa, so I think people are still responding to value price points like that.

"She comes from an Anglo-Irish background," Dame Judi said of Dame Iris, "which is the same as mine, and she had Quakerism in her immediate family, as I do: quite small points like that.

"We went there targeting a win and it's hugely disappointing that we came away with absolutely nothing and let them get away with five points like that.

Harper is frontman for the band the Van Cats a play on "vingts-quatre", the French word for "24" as in the PM's address 24 Sussex, 'cause his pun game is on point like that.

"It makes some sense to commission these kinds of [reviews] to solicit recommendations about what changes might be possible" no matter who's in office at a point like that.

We adopted a 22Na point-like source that is traceable to a national standard, and a 3D-positioning robot.

First, individuals learn landmarks, which are salient point-like structures that lack distance and directional information (i.e., non-spatial identity).

"He shook off 300 years of history to stand up and point like that".