Sentence examples for the point well from inspiring English sources

The little dots all over the map make the point well enough.

But even there, the paper airplanes' childlike naïveté makes the point well: travel, even mind-numbing commercial air travel, opens us up to possibilities.

Six state-wide polls published by CBS News/New York Times/Quinnipiac and NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist illustrate the point well.

This graph illustrates the point well: Deep-Ocean Waves | Luckily, field science — particularly in the oceans — may help fill in some gaps in understanding, allowing improvements in the simulations.

Whereas Alfred (his surname is Lubitsch, in case we don't get the point) — well, Alfred is Belmondo, which means that he is sexy and simian, sitting Angela down in a bar with an industrial-sized bottle of Dubonnet and a moaning Charles Aznavour on the jukebox.

Writing about the times of Chatham and Fox when "scarcely any report of what passed within the walls of the house of commons was suffered to get abroad", Macaulay made the point well:In those times, therefore, the impression which a speaker might make on the persons who actually heard him was everything.

The Ridley can make 25 knots, 5 knots faster than the Point Wells.

DURING its 37 years of service, the Point Wells became something of a Montauk institution.

Its 10-man crew is mostly the same as the one that served on the Point Wells.

"With the Point Wells, we often got beat up in bad weather, and many people got seasick," he said.

But practicality beats sentimentalism in the Coast Guard, and last October the Point Wells was decommissioned and sold to the Colombian Navy.