Sentence examples for set a point from inspiring English sources
This light bar simply lets you set a point A and point B so you can drive in a straight line relative to that first pass.
Helsinki II could set a point for each nation to decide whether to join any alliance and whether to evict foreign troops.
We had set a point where we were going to meet, which would be about two blocks from where the tower was.
One more bar lets you set up automatic warning triggers for your data usage, while a final bar lets you set a point (say, half a meg shy of your monthly cap) at which your data connectivity automatically offs itself.
Maybe that's a skill set, a point of view or simply your creativity.
The limits of who we might be, who we see and say we are, but dare not be, fear to be -- the fear -- because of past events that we unknowingly continue to struggle with, we are unconscious to, we are prisoner to -- the dare -- to imagine what can be, to be what we want, to set a point into the future of who we might be, to dare ourselves to get to that point.
Ever meticulous, Robertson has broken the season down into cycles and set a points target from each one.
And the 57-year-old remains upbeat about reaching the Euro 2016, although he refuses to set a points target.
The first step in developing toxicity values is identifying, for each data set, a point-of-departure (POD) dose, from which extrapolations to environmentally relevant doses are made.
