Sentence examples for was in point from inspiring English sources
Much of the evidence was, in point of fact, compiled by United Nations weapons inspectors during more than a decade of patient labour, complicated by Mr Hussein's attempts to bamboozle them.
The practice in Engld was in point.
Assume that at t* = 1 P.M. the ball were to occupy position P, that it was in point P.
In Lacey, just as he was in Point Boro, Jimmy was fire-fighting royalty.
Republicans, he told an audience in Maine, 'don't give a s— about the people they're trying to hurt.' The Trump administration's 'skinny budget' was, in point of fact, a 's ty budget.' … 'I'm always amused that Republicans feign indignation when they hear the word "s—" or "bulls—" out of Tom Perez, and they observe what Donald Trump has been saying for decades,' Perez said….
It is, in point of fact, anathema.
Only the Georgia case is in point.
The debris grains were in point contact.
And yet, the results are in: point-and-shoots lose.
The point was in the purpose accomplished.
