With spitting rain adding to the drama on a day when morning downpours had already forced a late start, the French 14th seed served for the match at 5-4 in the third set, only to punctuate his worst game of the match with a miserable double-fault on break point.
Her interventions will punctuate the conversation that follows.
Sober commemorative events, including one on the battlefield of the Marne, will punctuate the year.
The glamorous names that punctuate the history of summitry Versailles, Yalta, Potsdam, Rome, Nice betray the weaknesses of summiteers for sun, sea, sand and palaces.
Oil rigs and gas flares punctuate the horizon: his oil, 3.2 billion barrels in proven reserves.
The inflammatory vocabulary that used to punctuate asylum debates was gone.
Several checkpoints may punctuate a journey between cities that would otherwise be less than an hour's drive apart.
The time in France is one hour ahead".In this section The great Fenice mystery The Disorient Express Sublime sounds ReprintsThe train pops out into the fresh air about 20 minutes later: no white cliffs of Dover, no duty-frees or happy landings to punctuate the journey.
They tend to punctuate periods of oddly rapid growth with occasionally awful years of massive write-offs: admissions, in other words, that past profits were overstated.
In contrast, young South Koreans form the core of anti-American demonstrations, which punctuate public life in the country.
Instead of exporting refugees, Sierra Leone now imports them from Liberia: 30,000 so far, says the UN.Meanwhile, on Freetown's Lumley beach, dozens of people congregate every Sunday to frolic in the waves, pummel volleyballs and slurp beers at one of the many bars that punctuate the long stretch of pristine white sand.
