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They were only halfway up before the choppers came into view. There was no point in trying to hide.

There's no point in trying to help a hundred other people if it means running your own life into the ground.

For more than a decade we've been saying that there was no point in dating the scrolls before we found a method to remove the oil.

"So we see no point in joining such a political process, but the only option available is the continuation of armed struggle, " he said.

Of course, there is no point in attempting what you cannot do, a certain amount of self-knowledge is always needed.

She said they were very aware that there was no point in coming up with a technique that was not publicly acceptable.

All I know is, all I know is there is no point going anywhere anymore, if it's gonna be alone, without you.

There is no point in trying to explain that the object of tennis is to beat the other player, not to look like a dashing guest chez Gatsby.

He jumped from the sixth floor as he fled police and the hospital had concluded there was no point keeping him on life support.

There was no point at which consciousness was introduced, because consciousness was the illumination from which the first cells emerged.

In China, he always said, there was no point in the sort of dangerous and eye-catching stunts favoured by Greenpeace.

Similarly, there is no point in travelling to see your boyfriend for a take-away Indian meal and an evening in front of the telly.

This means there is no point in raising the matter with him.

The principal talked in such an offhand manner that it should have been obvious that there was no point in persisting.

Briefing editors of national dailies, a senior Indian official suggested that there was no point in the press showing any "hysteria" .

Colleges and universities have no point if we do not value the knowledge and understanding to which their faculties are dedicated.

There is no point in supporting causes that you do not feel strongly about or visiting events that are not interesting to you.

Now, as you are about to leave, there is no point for me to be harsh any more.

To see the point at the periphery is to see no point at all.

There was no point mentioning anything to the staff, all this wasn't their fault after all, and they were fairly nice.

The Vatican said it considered the case closed and added there was no point dredging up the "deplorable" comments in a legal battle.

I could see that there was no point in arguing with him.

If it slipped any more, there was no point to it at all, and that slip was probably plan B if TSMC didn't stop it entirely.

If whatever a culture approves of is right for that culture, then there is no point in trying to change any dominant practice.

But there is no point dwelling on it, it is all in the past, we have got to move on and concentrate on the Premier League.

Criminal activity would be totally out of place, because there would be no point in it as you want for nothing, and money does not exist.

At no point was the focus higher with this approach than it had been at some point during the marathon approach.

I used to think there was no point in thinking about the future, since it was all going to end soon, anyway.

In the past few days it seems as if he has changed a bit, he keeps saying how I love that there is no point.

No point getting a gallon of milk if it is going to turn sour with a couple of days.

There is no point of trying to relax, when you bring the office home with you.

There is no point in trying to force abstract information down the throats of young children.

Mr Bezos decided there was no point trying to duck this and in 2000 invited other retailers to sell their goods on his website.

"There is no point in a loach trying to mimic a goldfish, " he said, comparing himself to the whiskered, mud-dwelling fish.

He told me there was no point trying to give good service to everyone.

In a country where fear of the police runs high, the 49-year-old farmer decided there was no point in fighting.

Many of the US politicians most reluctant to act on climate change used to argue that there was no point doing so while China did little.

At no point during the interview did I use the word 'slave', or imply that the Club was treating me like a 'slave'.

Until the settlements stopped entirely, he insisted, there was no point in any peace plan for the Middle East.

At no point is the Great Hall used for studying, contrary to what appears in the film.

My presentation lacks power and it has no point. I assumed the software would take care of that!

Once he had put in a transfer request Liverpool were right to let him go. There's no point keeping someone who doesn't want to be there.

There's no point in trying to convince them your dedication has not changed.

Emerson believed that life is about growing, and there was no point in living if you don't constantly grow.

The marriage was described in court documents as " irretrievably broken " with no point in trying to reconcile .

University, we still be friends, will not be met in junior high but has no point of alienation.

And since you are Eternal Beings, then there's no point in rushing, because there's never going to be a time when you don't exist.

Richard thought there was no point in continuing treatment; he'd never get any better or leave the hospital alive.

There's no point in trying to manage your reputation on the internet any more.

I published an article on May 21, saying that there was no point to control the money supply, because it cannot be done.

Relax and enjoy the ever-changing flow of being alive. There's no point in working yourself into a frenzy about anything.

And there's no point in trying to move your Mac programs, since they won't run on the PC.

The party explained that since she wears a niqab there was no point in showing her picture.

Chen Tong, editor-in-chief at Sina, China's leading news portal, said there was no point being surprised about the crackdown.

But I can only analyse the performance and there is no point in attempting to analyse dreams.

There's no point making excuses, Milan just about deserved it. But nobody remembers the runners-up, we know we did not do enough.

If you are not online, then there is no point in calling the server to ask for new entries, just display all of the local ones.

No one at home against young my husband and I are the chaos in confusion, there is no point assertive.

There is no point trying to make your recipes. We miss you so much, we can hardly swallow them.

There's no point in asking Horace for a donation; you know how closefisted he is.

The foreman would have known his place. There was no point in complaining to anyone.

I see no point in selling the fund now, with BP shares already so beaten down that the company is being discussed as a takeover candidate .

Most configuration options are never changed by users, so there's no point in cluttering up the UI with that kind of junk.

Obviously, you'll need those methods to get the code to execute, but there was no point listing them here.

Even if there really is no point to what you are doing, you will feel better for it.

There is no point avoiding the subject: our race was pretty much over by the end of the first part of qualifying on Saturday afternoon.

In this case there is no point in wasting your time trying to coach him.

There is no point talking so much with him. He will not care about it.

He belived that there was no point in adjusting the plan at the begining of the whole project.

'At no point did I say we're going to take them out this year, but we're going to compete with them, ' he said.

He sees no point in ever trying to shortchange business partners.

Their top banana is a stubborn man, so it is no point negotiating with him.

As far as the study of English was concerned, what he said was of no point.

But I'd asked for the ride, and there was no point in getting hot under the collar because I didn't think the way he did.

There is no point finishing a book you aren't enjoying. Life is too short for that. Swallow your pride and put it down for good, unfinished.

Now that we know each other well, we think there is no point to continue to open LCs through a third bank to add to the cost.

Even if what you're saying is valuable, there is no point in reading if it doesn't say anything different than the popular opinion.

Sometimes I regret not taking that job in London. Oh well, there's no point crying over split milk.

I knew there was no point in repenting so many times so I just ignored him.

There's no point learning all this if I lose.

There is no point in trying to keep him away form alcohol.

If he is going to be miserable and sour there is no point.

At no point south of the river did the enemy advance more than a mile .

So there is no point in taking a position if it is not the best way to achieve your end goal.

There is no point on concentrating your firepower on this thing, just keep ahead of it.

There's no point in moving to a place the same size; we have to think big and plan for expansion.

Even under duress, you can't know which one she's giving you and there would be no point in second attempt.

I mean, there's no point in pushing to start an investigation if it's going to invalidate due process, right?

There's no point arguing with your boss -- just do as you're told.

So there's no point trying to forecast Payton's whims, then?

They believe there is no point in pursuing new opportunities during the summer and that nobody is making hiring decisions until early fall.

There seems to be no point in protesting. It won't help much.

There's no point in starting the task unless you're prepared to carry it through tot the end.

If you don't believe you can win, there is no point in getting out of bed at the end of the day.

To be honest, if Rockets play like what they have played so far, there is no point move to next round.

Once people see that meetings are starting late, the bad habit builds, because people see there's no point in showing up promptly.

There's no point in carrying a phone that's twice as thick as it should be if you're never going to use the keyboard, right?

There is no point in him playing 20 games in another team, as he needs to earn his position at Juventus.

Eg: There is no point in arguing with him any more.

My own recollection differs from Dr. Lord's, but I see no point in disputing his statement, so let it stand.

There seems to be no point in arguing further.

Otherwise there was no point in creating the euro.

Just a quick review, no point in repeating previous reviews.

There seems no point lying outright nowadays, when a single mouse-click on Google will immediately show that you are a journalist.

There is no point bending down to pick up a $10 note because someone will have done it already.

At no point is there any independent adjudication of whether these people are actually pirates, have actually committed a crime or not.

If the message is a bus disconnect signal, the event loop is terminated, as there is no point in listening to a non-existent bus.

Notably, at no point in his speech did Jones identify management as a separate constituency; to him, managers were employees.

A Well, there's no point in worrying about the weather. We're just going for a walk. It's better than rain.

I sighed. But there was no point in hiding it. Not now.

If I could tell you what it meant, there would be no point dancing it.

At no point may the outlet hose be positioned higher than the bottom edge of the appliance.

Money's available to George, but there's no point in his rushing out and spending it just for the hell of it.

At no point during our entire forty-five minute meeting did he ever use the word "fired. "

Interfering in the lives of others is something that the star claims she sees no point in doing in her own life.

max of 15 mins? no way, there's no point in bringing him back. i bet he's going to go for at least 22.

No point in annoying her before God and the science of magnets and whatever else dictates whether you'll find love among the wickets.

There was no point in staying any longer.

It seems to happen time and time again. There's no point in reporting it to UEFA or FIFA.

But of a thundering 'No! ' point-blank from the mouth of a woman.

Commitment in time of need is not fulfilled, is that is sold, after the cash, has no point. Suspended in the air kiss.

Jingbo sword has no point, so it is not Jingbo sword.

There is no point in arguing with him further.

There is no point looking for beautiful names to call this, which is a power struggle.

At no point in time, should the head be tilted back where blood can drain down the nasal cavity into the stomach region.

"Saving Fukushima requires not just money and effort, but also faith, " he said. "There is no point if only older people go back. "

There is no point quarreling with him.

Consumer spending is depressed, and firms see no point in expanding when they aren't selling enough to use the capacity they have.

For the West, there's no point in whining about this trend.

There's no point in submitting documents to the customs before they have the ship's manifest, would there?

There is no point in reasoning with him.

"There is no point in staying here because Caijing will no longer be Caijing without Hu Shuli, " one reporter said.

If it is necessary for the icon shape, it is recommended that no point of view, using direct numerical said.

If these two reasons are removed, people will find no need to tell lies, and there will be no point in not admitting other people's remarks.

In his speech, Mr Najib said there is no point in retaining privileges at the expense of economic growth.

If you stand firm, there's no point in further discussions. We might as well call the whole deal off.

There is no point in arguing with him.

It is no point, white, with the cowardly BaiYan people do contribution for the purpose, he obey organization arrangement.

Suppose you no longer have someone to feed you. There is no point in talking about "safe" and "dangerous" .

There is no point in asking such a silly question.

There is no point whatsoever in choosing exercises that you hate and won't stick with, no matter what the 'experts' say.

There's no point in knocking at the door. She's already gone out.

She didn't break the dish on purpose, so there is no point laying a guilt trip on her.

But until the monetary policies of America and Europe start converging, there is no point in intervention.

The police at no point provided any official documents showing the basis for Hu and Zeng's house arrest and travel ban.

There's no point telling people to buy five pounds of lentils and eat lentils for a week.

There's no point in helping a hundred people if it's making you miserable.

No point upgrading oneself or applying for the Workforce Development Agency conversion programmes.

There is no point in donating further funds to companies that have been deviously charging me my whole life.

I do not listen to your nonsense, I just want to know your mother, Ni Zhou Yong recently it is no point.

We left the meeting, there obviously being no point in staying.

There is no point in persuading him Once he has made up his mind, nothing can change it.

There is no point in complaining about the quality of dress to the guard because he is not responsible for it.

There is no point in taking clients to a rugby match if you are hoping to have some one-to-one conversations.

Therefore there is no point of thinking it's permanent, it's actually wrong to think it's permanent.

Consequently, there is no point in looking down at the pavement (especially if there is a cost to looking down).

The worst thing is, half the time nothing is decided on these visits. There is no point in going all the way there, anyway.

There is no point in hiding the truth for the sake of friendship.

Yet at no point in that process did we stop to consider our impact on the natural world and the consequences of our "progress" .

There is no point in criticising China without looking at the wider context.

Saving the world is all very well, but there's no point doing so if all the future holds is a dimly-lit room.

They think there is no point in talking to a government they describe as murderers.

There's no point arguing about it -- just do as you're told.

Knowing that I cannot escape it, I see no point in worrying about it.

The pregnant woman in dead case of illness is achieved most probably, this is by no means no point.

There's no point in arguing with him.

When any one felt sad, he would say, "There is no point in shedding tears. "

They saw no point in working at it.

Since Jack is no longer under their control, there is no point in keeping Teri and Kim alive.

At no point did ANYONE inform them of the dangers of continuing their relationship with their water ways as they always had.

Sometimes these opening salvos are so devastating that there's almost no point in reading on.

In my mind , you are always so lively and lovely , bright and intelligent, no point worrying, there is no point of melancholy .

Leo Tolstoy: "History controls everything we do, so there is no point in observing individual actions. "

The rationale for this approach is that there is no point spending R&D funds developing products that people will not buy.

While you are making close relationships in the business field, there is no point in forgetting about principles.

There's no point saying this because Totti will stay at Roma and I'll stay at Inter.

There's no point in being highly qualified, and possess great interviewing skills, if no one knows you exist.

Concentration is to bring all your energy to focus on a particular point. In attention there is no point of focus.

There is no point in us forcing the issues at this stage, as this would only contribute to further unrest and cabal reprisal actions.

There is no point moving now to new digs if you will have to move again shortly because of a lack of space.

We feel that there is no point in developing software until you care about doing it well.

The families of the cursed often felt there was no point wasting food on the "walking dead" , for example.

I was no point scoring opportunities.

There's no point in asking Harry for a donation for starving children; he's as hard as nails.

For example if there is no point at the end of the sentences of the original text, there must not be a point in the translated text.

"But there's no point being resentful or complaining. Look instead to how you can change your own attitude, " she advised.

There is no point being here if I don't enjoy it.

But at no point has their behaviour been negative towards the rest of the squad.

There is no point in full bloom of her voice, because it awakened the sleeping for fear of people, for fear of alarming their dream scratch.

There is no point in my telling you in what state of agitation I spent the whole of the following day.

But there is no point in exposing this information in the probe if the function only writes to the same file.

there's no point in putting the economy at risk by kicking the can further down the road.

There's no point in my coming climbing with you.

There is no point in using a soon to be outdated technology.

There's no point, if you can't get the players you want, in buying someone for the sake of buying someone.

"That's not easy, because there is no point of reference on those complicated shapes, " Rudolph said.

If we have finished our work, there is no point in staying any longer; we may as well go home.

Recent research by Bain & Company found that most Indian companies at no point discuss how chief executives will be appointed.

But now there is no point to it at all.

Throughout my whole pregnancy with The Kid at no point did I have any deep rooted desire to have the Other Half there during the birth.

There is no point in trying to change the world.

There is no point keeping folks here who will NOT benefit from the teaching period.

There is no point in constructing highways if no one wants to drive down them.

"There is no point being on social media unless you can be responsive in real time, " Lunardini says.

But there's no point appealing to the better angels of their nature; America just doesn't work that way anymore.

There's no point developing new technologies that are not in the hands of farmers.

There is no point considering whether what I do is wholesome or unwholesome .

There is no point in discussing this problem any more as everyone knows it.

Once this has been achieved, benefits level out, so there would be no point in continuing to use them.

You might like to fantasize about it, but I really see no point in doing so.

"Credit derivatives are at this stage, and there is no point in resisting this any longer. "

There is no point to identifying opportunities for improvement if you don't actually act on them.

At no point did they receive material, nonpublic information, a Morgan Stanley spokesman says.

Some girls said that: I see no point in living if i cantbebeautiful.

Jim: There is no point. That's what I'm saying.

B. Because there's no point to what he says.

There's no point creating additional content if the search engines can't index your existing content.

No point earning so much money you cannot live to spend it .

I am here for five years, so there is no point in rushing back and then having to stop again later on.

But at no point has growth looked remotely adequate given the depth of the initial plunge.

There is no point wasting time blaming the database when real-time database status reporting helps locate the real issue.

Pakistan's wobbly government dare not seek better relations. Haughty India sees no point in trying.

And remember, if this stops being fun, go do something else; there's no point in this if you aren't enjoying yourself.

"There's no point in just telling patients to 'be healthy', " said Dr Farrimond.

For your age there is no point in keeping a diet.

There is no point of bumping and posting multiple tickets, since we will be starting from oldest tickets and will be making our way ahead.

There is no point in offering people the chance to buy a cleverly designed house if they have no title to the land they occupy.

The sex of no point returns flooey than the feeling that makes love far from.

Since you won't take advice, there is no point in asking for it.

There's no point in putting your pain sensitivity to the test if you don't have to.

After all, there is no point in having a "coming-out party" if you are not going to come out and enjoy yourself.

At no point the evening before had I felt at risk. At no point did I think I was making a bad decision.

It's no point to insist on this plan if no one supporting you.

"There's just no point" , he says, looking over at his son before adding: "They'll find you out! "

Edward flashes his white teeth plenty of times, but at no point do we ever see his fangs.

There's no point looking at the wine list, I don't understand it anyway.

There's no point in waiting for a bus: they don't run on public holidays.

There's no point commending someone for doing what they're expected to do anyway.

That is why as with any experience you set up it is not our place to interfere; otherwise there would be no point to it.

"There is no point apportioning (allocate) blame, " said Snape smoothly. "What is done, is done. "

She thinks it no point practicing so much.

There is no point in specifying( in the Standard) both what is and what is not addressable .

There is no point in my going out to date someone.

Then, there is no point in getting a court judgment against a deadbeat, right?

it would be no point to it.

I think that there is no point in arguing with him about the topic.

If the new Lin were like some girl in a South Korean drama, there'd be no point in watching.

Sloan: There'd really be no point. Once we stop the hormones, your breasts will shrink, your facial hair will grow back.

You don't take advice so there is no point in asking for it.

The plane may be several hours late , in which case there's no point in our waiting .