Sentence examples for to the point of a from inspiring English sources

It takes him to the point of a possible breakdown".

A few nations have developed accountability to the point of a fetish.

"We haven't yet got to the point of a bad review.

Lower the heat and leave to simmer for about 20 minutes until fully tender to the point of a knife.

It's both witty and to the point of a narrative that builds with immense effect to its inevitable end.

Once more, spending growth has far outstripped revenue growth, but not yet to the point of a 1970s-style crisis.

"I haven't gotten to the point of a big defeat," he said, but his past has steeled him for survival.

The band really rose to the occasion, and Anoop's vocals were superb, to the point of a standing ovation.

Eventually it pushes her to the point of a tantrum that involves tossing books against a wall.

Our very first conversation, over lunch at Chequers, was very sharp at first, almost to the point of a breakdown.

All three ensure that workers are paid minimum wage, but their timelines and policies vary for getting pay up to the point of a livable wage.