Sentence examples for that point beginning from inspiring English sources

Her pungent fifth album, "Stronger," mostly gets that point, beginning with "Mr. Know It All," one long, loud sigh: "Ain't it, ain't it something y'all/When somebody tells you something about you/Think that they know you more than you do".

The Lindsay to Norland section was paved in the 1940s, and north of that point beginning in 1954.

Her linear narrative up to that point begins to jump around, disconcertingly, in time.

And his sexual organ, which had dangled in such a sloppy way until that point, began to stiffen and expand.

The streets of the capital, Banjul, deserted until that point, began to fill with cars screeching their horns and blasting out music.

The Oulipo made this transformation visible, explicit, putting the scaffolding on the outside, "almost exactly like lobsters," he told his girlfriend who at that point began asking around discreetly for therapist recommendations but what fiction was innocent of it?

The following day, en route to a mountain roughly 45 miles west, the Crosstrek, a flawless performer to that point, began to exhibit some unsavoury family traits.

Barbie can certainly be dressed in elaborate plumage, and that point begins to touch on why this may be an apt comparison.

The route at that point began at an intersection of U.S. Route 11 in Great Bend to the state line on the Delaware River in Damascus.

Richardson, who had mostly done paparazzi work up until that point, began following groups of refugees, listening to their stories, and documenting their painful journeys with his camera.

From that point, begin to trace a contour (line) in a given direction, both with your eye and the pen.