Sentence examples for terrible point from inspiring English sources

And that's not a terrible point.

It is an odd business: the whole terrible point of the story seems to be given away in advance.

He likens the experience to open-heart surgery: "There is a terrible point you reach where you have absolutely nothing, and you just have to keep moving forward".

It was impossible for them to get back that terrible points deduction.

But that's a terrible starting point.

Last October Farrell and English rugby were at a terrible low point after their humiliating World Cup.

He also found Pimlico's hand-timed figure not credible, noting that "it was timed from the top of the tote board, a terrible vantage point".

"Thankfully, the majority of investors still expect conditions to improve, but that's not saying much given the terrible starting point".

I'd sit outside here, and think, 'I don't want to go on.' After three weeks I reached this terrible dark point.

"It's a continuation of a very worrying trend," Jones said "Everything is just sort of all coming to a terrible boiling point".

But while the titans of trickle-down and the free-reign rainmakers pray for new rivers of revenue to float their boats, some venerable bodies of water beyond the canyons of Wall Street are in danger of literally evaporating--and all the money in the world won't bring them back once we pass that terrible tipping point.