Sentence examples for to arrive at a point from inspiring English sources

Those who have mastered etiquette, who are entirely, impeccably right, would seem to arrive at a point of exquisite dullness.

We were patrolling north to arrive at a point ahead of them, where we'd set up an ambush.

He replied, "To arrive at a point where Afghans can look after their own affairs without presenting a danger to the rest of the world".

It will take a couple of decades to arrive at a point when bridge operators can use it intelligently, he predicts.

"At this pace it will take 100-plus years to arrive at a point where fertility is controlled," Dr. Guengant said.

"After the initial downturn in 2008 and the modest bounce-back in 2009/10, the housing market has been struggling to arrive at a point where pricing appears stable and there is broad alignment between what buyers are prepared to pay and sellers are prepared to accept for their home".

During this same period Leibniz continued to perfect his metaphysical system through research into the notion of a universal cause of all being, attempting to arrive at a starting point that would reduce reasoning to an algebra of thought.

"The North Koreans are more than happy to make concessions to start things up again," Albright said, "but the U.S. has shown no flexibility in addressing North Korea's position to arrive at a starting point that both sides can be happy with".

In these situations, they usually exchanged arguments to arrive at a common point of view.

This software allows call handlers to check symptoms and signs to arrive at an end point which is the disposition.

The silent, patched-together films in the exhibition drag, never seeming to arrive at any point.