From a business point of view, things are still going well, too.

The story has been told before, but not from her point of view.

She had a sound in mind and got to the point.

But at some point they got to take care of themselves.

Even a single data point can change, sometimes more than once, over time.

Both had left high school to work on the Point.

He put himself on the line to make an individual point.

The point was brought home to me a couple of days ago.

She just could not come through on a big point.

His team was up by a point, still in control.

He'll come out at some point and say something more.

The point here is simply to get in the door.

As always, he will be trying to make a point.

I know at one point we were very close to getting something done.

At the same time, the book has a point of view.

Each has to know what the other is doing, up to a point.

The point is to do the same thing every summer.

So you get the point, these things are a hit.

But if you say I have a point of view?

All of which makes for a good story, up to a point.

At a certain point, he was almost on top of me.

Which may have been the point in the first place.

He did not need to say much more to get his point across.

I come to the book with a point of view.

The Point, however, has been on the market for more than a year.

As you often point out, though, even medical care is not enough.

He will point to a guy and just know him.

But at the same time I would like to point out something else.

However, we should point out two problems for the future.

I would, however, like to point out four problem areas in the report.

From my experience, I would point out a few things to them.

I only need to know which way to point her.

But before you do, I want to point out one thing.

He looked about him as if to point one out to her.

Now and again he would point to something on the ground before him.

Could you point a person out for me, I want?

And especially if we have the right information about where to point them.

He had just enough energy to point to the door.

I would like to point out one of them right now.

What evidence can you point to in support of your view?

For one thing, they point out, the war is not over.

And might I point out, he is playing with my company's money.

There are a lot of things we can point at.

But time, as many people point out, is running short.

I do, however, want to point out a major problem with such a plan.

He had no idea which way to even point it.

Then he points to the man who led me to the table.

I tried to point it out to my son and his friends.

I should like, however, to point out a number of things.

I should like to point this out once more here.

He is on the top of the points race with 169.

St. John's had only 7 points nearly 10 minutes into the game.

I would love to be able to lead the points going in.

He had 2 points and was 1 for 7 from the field.

Of his 24 points, just 1 came in the second half.

He was 11 of 12 from the line with 19 points.

He shot 4 of 9 and had 15 points in 20 minutes.

We only won here by a few points four years ago.

He was held to 6 points in the first half.

I think we were 20 points better a year ago, she said.

In the two games, he put 22 points on the board.

They lost six games by a total of 15 points.

But those may be the high points, the report said.

His average is up by nearly 2 points from last season.

With the game still not seven minutes old, he had 16 points.

They have 28 of a possible 36 points in 18 games.

Their effort was off by either 24 or 29 points.

But he really should have some interest in other points of view.

But these are fine points for someone with a very good voice.

Young will have to put some points on the board.

He is in third place, 72 points off the lead.

In the first set, he won 23 of 33 service points.

If points are what we need, I can provide them.

One night in his early years, I held him to 13 points.

Of course the books make their points in different ways.

The railroad switch have a maximum structural speed of either or .

To dream of a railroad switch, denotes that travel will cause you much loss and inconvenience.

The lack of articulation can result in a rough ride, especially over railroad switch and around tight curves.

The Austrian manufacturer of railroad switches, turnout systems and related products was founded in 1851.

Points refers to what in American English are known as railroad switches, or crossovers.

He tried to uncouple two cars from a moving train and his right foot became wedged in a railroad switch.

Railway makes a line of solar-powered railroad switches.

These are basically a complete or partial railroad switch which directs the errant rolling stock away from the main line.

The most common kind of switch is something (for example a railroad switch) which can be taken off of one course and put onto another.

The conflict in the film centers on Joe, a railroad switch operator who represents the American voting public.

Donald then comes to a railroad switch and pulls it, causing Pete to crash into a row of boxcars.

Also known as Bacon Switch, the site was once a thriving railroad switch point in the late 19th century.

A New York Central Railroad switch adjoined the property in the rear.

He was interested with the railroad switch and signal locks and after a while he became familiar with them.

A harp switch stand is a type of railroad switch stand that was most common during the 19th century in the United States.

Railroad switch (points)

Points, a railroad switch (British English)

Grinder's Switch is a community just outside of Centerville that consisted of little more than a railroad switch.

The coaster features a dual station which is connected to the main track using a switch track segment (similar to a railroad switch).

Also in 1936 the executives have signed a large contract with the Polish State Railways for delivery of thousands of railroad switches and signals.

Drummer Derek Grant pilots a monowheel device to activate a railroad switch, causing the two locomotives to run parallel.

Design, manufacture and deploy railroad switches, with thick web construction and movable crossings that permit 50 km/h to alleviate this bottleneck to speed.

In 1921, in reborn Poland he founded the Zwrotnica monthly (a "Railroad switch"), devoted mostly to avant-garde movements in contemporary poetry.

The unusually large flanges on the steel wheels guide the bogie through standard railroad switches, and in addition keep the train from derailing in case the tires deflate.

An exception is the case of rail transport by which rail tracks combined together with railroad switches (and also known as 'points' in British English) provide the steering function.