at that point

He knew that there was a moment when a political crisis became unmanageable; at that point, he, too, would be merely a spectator to history.

At that point she opened the door andstood on a small platform (all that remained of that floor).

He said he would try to take better care of himself. But at that point it was too late.

They put water and red food dye in the jug and at that point explained to me that it was just a dummy, not a real person.

Para-Medic: You could say that. It was like an irresistible force - at that point, I was completely swept away.

At that point, every banker would ask himself, if I do the right thing and report my suspicions, how much will that cost me in fees?

And at that point, you think, "Hey, guess what? I'm probably going to jump. There's no way to get out of this at this point. "

At that point I expected him to reveal at least a hint of anger at what I had done, but there wasn't even a dramatic folding of the arms.

At that point I didn't know that it was okay to have margins, to let some needs go unmet, or to say no very often.

He was still so young at that point (21) that I even think he might have been a little awe-struck at everything.

She was giving it another try because she had heard that I was a "miracle worker, " and said she needed a miracle at that point in her life.

And the only thing that I could do at that point was dribble honey into his mouth and that brought him out of it.

At that point "revolution appeared to have vanished, " but this was an illusion.

The helicopter was on its way out of the area at that point, trying to get ahead of bad weather.

Next week we will talk about how this process changes as you grow to 75 people. It a very different process at that point.

At that point, they had not been American League or World Series winners since the early nineteen sixties.

In his true words (or those of one of his ghostwriters): "I was a footballer but I was nothing compared to Victoria at that point. "

At that point Mr Brown might have tried to use his capital to secure one of the economic posts in the European Commission.

But after a while you start feeling a deep sense of peace, joy, and wholeness. At that point you know that it's all worth it.

Dead pigeons and a dead dog lay on the ground but there had been no mention at that point of any civilian casualties.

And I want every one of you to stop at that point, and if you blame it on the aliens (laughter), we're going to have to have a long talk.

It's at that point that the front takes on the appearance of a cartoon gremlin character.

It was an unbelievably important shot, said Federer, but at that point it was simply what I had to do.

At that point the Greek state could well be unable to pay salaries and pensions and Greece would be on the brink of a disorderly default.

At that point voters would be desperate and disillusioned enough to turn to the extremist parties in much larger numbers.

At that point of time, I still did not know that he was a gay .

He was folded in half, and his back was definitely broken. I thought he was done. I mean I thought there was no hope at that point.

It was as if the cake could read my mind, and at that point gave up entirely.

And I said at that point, you need to go slower and you need to go softer or you're going to pull my urostomy bag off.

In fact, it was only at that point that I really began to feel nervous and felt myself trembling a little bit.

At that point, President Sarkozy can ill afford the sort of cynical public opinion that, in 2007, he promised to turn around.

At that point, the only remaining reason to go public is capital-raising, but it's unclear that Facebook would really need the money.

"We forced their hand. It was a very provocative thing to do. I could have been fired at that point, " he says cheerfully.

At that point I decided to see about working for myself, and started an electronic equipment repair and sales business.

at that point, the teenager is asked about any previous abortions or births they might have had.

Now, you could ask yourself the question: What is the velocity of that plane when it is at that point s?

She said that at Haneda airport she felt very emotional and it was at that point that she read my column.

At that point it becomes a condition known as nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, a form of hepatitis caused not by a virus but by too much fat.

At that point play was suspended. The player took cover and did not lift the ball.

At that point I was still sitting at her table and I found myself rubbing the grain of it with one finger.

At that point there was a huge blast and in all the smoke I managed to run back down the fire escape.

My only thought at that point was how wonderful it would be if I could write like playing an instrument.

Frankly, at that point, I would have let him eat a hot dog with cotton candy for a bun and ice cream on top just to get him to stop.

It was at that point they realised they might have stumbled upon an animal model of SIDS.

At that point, telecommuters and remote offices will be able to maintain an open, flatrate connection around the clock via XDSL technology.

When a hurricane forms, it tends, initially, to rain water molecules containing the heavier isotope. At that point it is still over the sea.

At that point, she says, it bothers me to link up with what I am going to tell you, because of course it is not related.

At that point, Geraghty says, her body died. She remembers watching the scene unfold -- as if from above.

Matthew ended therapy after a year because of financial reasons, but he already had begun to recover at that point.

At that point something wakes me up, so I'm off the hook. I lie in the dark and listen to my heart pound until I fall back to sleep.

At that point, his wife rose, and stepped to the door.

If I could talk and walk at that point, I would have probably sued the doctor for the sexual harassment.

At that point the doctors hoped the tumor would stay the nice, safe size of a lemon, or at least wouldn't grow any bigger than a grapefruit.

A sound made by tapping on the hull of a shop will be reflected from the sea bottom, and depth of the sea at that point can be calculated.

At that point you should have said loftily that the information about her sex life did not strike you as relevant.

Another sobering thought hit her: "I knew at that point that there were very many executives that wouldn't last a year. "

The current corresponding to this point will be the required bias current, and the dissipation will be maximum at that point.

At that point, the market might be deep enough to weather a change in the currency's outlook.

At that point, my knees began to shake and I had no alternative but to keep silence.

"It was a bare-bones car at that point, " says one executive who declined to be identified for fear of harming business ties with Toyota.

At that point I became really interested in anthropology and I really wanted to be an archeologist.

One party needs to make an effort at that point to try and de-escalate the argument, even if it means walking away from it, literally.

The depth of the sea at that point can be calculated by measuring the time interval between the taps and the return of the echoes.

At that point we will likely have to ask each Member for a language preference to make the advertisers aware.

At that point, Beijing had an excuse, in public at least, to take his claims of innocence at face value.

But now the war had reached us, and I think we became part of the world at that point in a way that we hadn't been before.

Above all, I felt that her musical talents would go to waste if I were to let her quit piano at that point.

The Shenzhen River was not very wide, as rivers go, but crossing it at that point brought you into a very different world.

It is up to you at that point to reconcile the two rows, using business logic that you create.

At that point, Mr Lee did not slip quietly off to the links. Rather, he remained in the cabinet as "Senior Minister" .

At that point I said, "You're right. We've got to end the study. "

At that point, Rosenberg said, the President, the First Lady, Alejos, and others conspired to kill him.

We stated that the Fukushima plant had received alien assistance, as it would have arrived at that point or worse without such assistance.

With version control, you can return to any point in the file history and recover the file as it existed at that point.

And what if, at that point, it realized it had three highly edible humans sitting on its back?

Then we had a four and a half million-dollar line of credit because we were credit-worthy at that point.

We were not going to be able to invest at that point of time.

I saw this cowboy coming straight at me and I knew at that point in time how to describe the beauty of Cabo San Lucas.

KA: There was no thought of abandoning ship at that point?

a good commercial would have been a relief at that point .

The problem with the video-game industry at that point, says Mr Kotick, was that it lacked discipline.

At that point, you can use it as the basis for your custom patterns, thus ensuring the customized environment when you deploy said patterns.

There was a clear signal that ideology (at that point in history, Communism) should not count in reconstruction.

I didn't even expect to see that I was ahead until I crossed the finish line and still at that point I didn't know.

At that point Mason knew he was on to something: "Who would think this many people would be interested in a sensory deprivation chamber? "

At that point, all objects bound to this session scope should be automatically released back to their pools.

He is at that point where body and mind converge, where the mind, tired of its defeats, turns toward its most faithful ally.

At that point I noticed my phone had fallen out of my pocket in the street and was run over by several cars.

At that point, there is some time the submitter must wait before getting the verification result of the information submitted.

However, at that point, it would still be true that open-market operations involving reserves and bills would not matter.

Yvette, at that point, was able to say and understand only about six words.

I just think I didn't know what I was going through at that point, so I just felt like I needed to take a break to sort it out.

At that point, we tend to see a prevalence of degenerative diseases, and the most obvious signs of ageing.

This will cost you any work you did on the flight, but -- honestly -- at that point that's the least of your troubles.

Cyber threats are probably going to have to get worse before the issue gets policy traction in Washington, and at that point the U.

At that point, I tried to see it in Egyptian. I discovered there are two very similar words.

At that point it was essentially the idea for a boy who didn't know he was a wizard, and the wizard school he ended up going to.

At that point, blood transfusions would no longer be part of the problem: they would be part of the cure.

His first act at his new job was to test the existing 40-watt prototype, which at that point was all SuperBulbs had developed.

At that point the ice barrier becomes slightly buoyant and rises a bit from its mucky foundations.

Then, if they give you any kind of negative feedback, an indication that they don't want to hear this, then you just stop at that point.

A function that has a sudden jump in value at a certain point is said to be discontinuous at that point.

More commonly means the logical concept of which pages the process would need to have in memory at that point to avoid any paging.

And at that point, I'll put it to you that nine out of 10 classes are good to go on the whole slope, steepness thing.

If China wins, the United States would simply eliminate the duties at that point (right before they were meant to expire anyway).

At that point, the doctors knew it was more than my appendix.

At that point the capital buffer implied by VAR turns out to be woefully inadequate.

I knew enough about past lives at that point to draw him out, but it was unsettling hearing him talk about his death.

At that point no distinctive culture or religion supersedes our duty to be part of an integrated UK.

Analysts had already expected more quantitative easing to be announced at that point.

At that point, I usually have to remind her that part of the reason of my marrying her was because she smoked.

But Bayern have indicated to me that they will let us know if the situation changes and at that point, we hopefully can consummate a deal.

At that point in my life I thought that work was more important than having a personal life.

Interestingly enough, subsequently the regulators did accept our arguments but at that point it was much too late to save the Yankee plant.

At that point, he said, there will be robots which can act more or less like people.

I was all right later on after I'd had a couple of drinks, but it only really came home to me what had happened at that point.

Fernando's circumstances were clear to the team at that point, so the question was who the boss was going to replace him with.

At that point, all objects bound to the transaction scope are automatically released back to their pools.

Then I'll write another test case and see if I can figure out the algorithm at that point.

If I fix a point, then the gradient vector at that point is given to me.

At that point, Ms. Sprowal had come to believe her son was so difficult that she was lucky anyone would take him.

At that point, most people thought it was a small plane, and probably an accident, but many were worried none the less.

But I had never had the decision-making capacity that I was given at that point.

At that point, the Java concept of "write once, run anywhere" was already very popular.

At that point, the lifeguard can simply put an arm around the swimmer's shoulder and swim back to shore.

an imaginary line in a field of force ; direction of the line at any point is the direction of the force at that point.

"I was so tired at that point that, believe it or not, I had forgotten about the drug, " he said.

At that point, people begin to take over and the conference just becomes its own entity, evolving where it wants to go.

This is an error since there was no white space at that point in the markup.

MFC automatically dumps all leaked objects when your program exits, so you do not need to create code to dump objects at that point.

At that point, Mr Lee did not slip quietly off to the links.

At that point, the imprisoned moon lost what little light it had left: it became a black, shapeless rock.

At that point the child becomes an adult and can understand what the father has done to make himself a fully matured extension.

To check the alignment at a desired point, the target at that point is inserted into the light beam by actuating the hinge mechanism.

Jobs had a different vision, however, but of course he would admit nothing at that point in time.

At that point, the business teams will begin to appreciate the true magnitude of what you do.

At that point, you can examine the call stack and other debugger facilities to determine the cause of the assertion failure.

At that point, the user is given a set of encoded URIs that will enable them to manipulate those sessions and dialogs established.

Any behavior no matter how evil, crazy or bizarre it seems is the best choice available to that person at that point in time.

It's easier to point out development issues at the end of the project, since at that point the error was clearly made by others.

The velocity at that point is the Y-coordinate shown in the area next to the vertical axis.

When your program breaks at that point, you can set such a memory-allocation breakpoint from the QuickWatch dialog box or the Watch window.

So at that point, a gloss stood alone, not in a glossary at the back of the book.

These things happen. We could have lost confidence at that point, but we kept our heads and pushed for an important victory.

At that point they become so much a part of our lives that they are almost invisible.

At that point, I had finally discovered what captured my heart. But, wanting to finally be finishing school was a stronger pull.

At that point, you can take full advantage of all your skills, analytical or otherwise, to eventually realize your potential as a trader.

At that point, too, Nice scraps the rule that gives each country one commissioner in Brussels, though it does not offer a replacement.

At that point, each half can be hooked in either series or parallel to most appropriately match the load with the alternator.

Point-to-point control systems cause the tool to move to a point on the part and execute an operation at that point only .

At that point we judged it wise to leave them alone.

I had been thinking about these things for two years at that point.

At that point, Italy will be forced to leave the euro.

Point-to-point tool movements cause the tool to move to a point on the part and execute an operation at that point only.

You are then able to inspect, and even change, the variable contents as they exist at that point.

Then at that point the angel who spoke with me went forth and another angel came forth to meet him.

That's when I started playing Carl, Aaron and Luther (Head) to change it up a little bit. We kind of caught fire at that point.

There's especially no reason to argue with her, as sex isn't an imminent option at that point.

At that point the guard blew the whistle, so I closed the carriage-door window and the train pulled away.

At that point, alarms indicated that the missiles under their command had become disabled.

At that point they'll be much better off with a free market model, as compared to an SOE-dominated model.

There was some talk of his running for president at that point.

At that point the housing sector went bust, and by mid-2008 much of the imbalance had been worked off.

At that point, you can ask questions or describe your fit with the company and the position based on the mental notes you've been making.

At that point Serbian officials will ask the United Nations General Assembly to pass a resolution demanding new talks on Kosovo's status.

At that point, the chief government official in charge of Malakand, Mohammed Javed, proposed what he called peace talks.

At that point, explosive charges cut the cables, and the mother ship powers off to crash-land a few hundred meters away.

At that point I knew I had almost no chance of avoiding getting kicked out of school.

At that point, the stock market cannot be subsidised any more.

Many technologies, at that point, displace another technology, and that's another important point.

At that point I really felt like getting a takeout, but decided I needed to pull myself together, and see what could be rustled up quickly.

And so, each of you inferred at that point that you had been castrated.

At that point, the transaction outcome cannot be safely determined.

Little less least e. G. A lesser man might have given up at that point.

There's a point, and I'm about at that point where you either move on or you stay in it.

Truman signed it reluctantly, knowing that was the best he was going to get from Congress at that point.

If you had to add a permission while debugging, it probably indicates that you need to add a User Consent Prompt at that point in your code.

At that point, the European offices may have to evolve more of their own practices for keeping employees happy.

At that point, you only have the use case model, with a brief description per use case.

At that point, he will indicate to you to light the candles of the boys.

At that point, typing the Control-p key combination writes the contents of the screen to your output file.

At that point, Plante took his concerns to the Archives' Office of Inspector General, where an investigator shared Plante's suspicions.

At that point we had to tell those people more than 4 feet 6 inches tall that they were now too tall.

At that point, strictly following the basket rule would have meant pushing the yuan down against the dollar.

At that point Jrgensen and I paused in the shade of a cottonwood to rest.

At that point, the son hung up the phone. The parents heard nothing more from him.

At that point, he says, his bosses still asked him to work on Iran bids.

At that point, each scientist had discovered the base compositions, but not the sequences, of many of the codons .

At that point, he realized what he had been doing all along.

"At that point, I had many deadlines and was having trouble making myself do anything, " she says.

It is at that point that we begin to actively, intentionally hone our characters.

At that point, the system would experience a special kind of supernova.

I believe in specifics, the specifics of story, and the past, the specifics of that past, and what is happening in the story at that point.

At that point his brother, also a police officer, was acting as a go-between for the authorities.

At that point, you (or your development team) may question the actual simplicity of the simple JMS client solution.

At that point some right- wing groups circulated homophobic flyers, but voters seemed not to care.

It seemed as though the issues were being worked out at that point.

At that point, the other members, seeing that freedom was possible, simply renounced their debts and declared themselves free.

Add a data tip by clicking on a plot at the desired point. The data tip shows the frequency and magnitude at that point.

At that point, the user will be navigating the Web site, rather than a copy of a page from the site.

At that point, I'll call a nurse into the room so I can certify that this patient is dead.

The skin hadn't collapsed in around the bone, and at that point, I knew that we had a 3D dinosaur mummy. I was absolutely thrilled.

It said that if the Secretariat could indicate a possible date at that point, it would be useful for them to plan accordingly.

At that point in the post-match discussion, Mourinho suddenly revealed another aliment that had struck the dressing room.

At that point, they will have to decide which, if either, of these new engines they want to adopt.

At that point, the mushroom-shaped cork and a wire cage is placed to ensure the cork doesn't pop involuntarily.

At that point water is diverted from the radiator into pipes that run through a larger tank filled with vegetable oil.

At that point, there is no distinction between a client partner and an invoked partner.

Working hard at that point becomes irrelevant when you don't have a clue to what you're doing.

Eventually I learned that I had to stop listening to these people because they were not constructive for me at that point in time.

And at that point the chemical potentials of both sides are going to be the same.

We stayed out of stubbornness and pride at that point, '' said Sagan.

When complete, the original instruction is executed (from the breakpoint), and execution continues at that point.

At that point payouts are made directly to the handsets of farmers in the affected areas using Safaricom's M-PESA mobile-money service.

The shrinkage at that point may have merely released labor and capital to permit the expansion of other industries.

At that point he went inside [the restricted area] and I followed behind him.

He was especially interested in splitting atoms, which at that point seemed still in the realm of science fiction.

At that point officials performed a U-turn and began negotiating an emergency rescue.

You can then get whatever information you may want about the state of the program at that point in time.

At that point, the creditor countries have to transfer billions of euros to the periphery.

I lost some places there but it all started to go wrong at that point.

The human being at that point already existed on earth as a biological life form.

At that point, hundreds of people had already been read into the potential whereabouts of bin Laden.

At that point I really just helped by being part of the entourage, or perhaps by suggesting a fabric.

I surely could have called someone else, my roommates , my parents, at that point to let them know where I was going.

At that point, we'll all be admiring the view with copious outpourings of oohs and aahs, or nervously crapping our collective pants.

At that point, rocks from the era show that atmospheric oxygen started to rise, which would suggest that methane levels dropped.

At that point, Exchange dismounts your database and stops accepting data until you make more space available on the hard disk.

At that point, you often had to work through the advanced setup process.

At that point, military commanders are expected to pause while they evaluate the security situation.

At that point, assuming Germany's population continues to fall, France would become the most populous country in western Europe.

So my sister at that point reached to get the score pad, and I ripped it off and ate it.

So at that point I had made two complete passes over the original draft, one for content and one for copy edits.

At that point, any constituent components have been initialized.

Clearly there was tension, the Mississippi pulling apart at that point.

At that point, foreign companies and consumers may miss China's cheap coastal workers, who kept profits high and prices low.

At that point, Confluence was unable to process incoming requests and the log was filled with all kinds of strange errors.

At that point, the device does an immediate check for any match in a criminal record database.

He says of himself and the military, 'Let's just say that we agreed to part company at that point. '

At that point, that database also becomes active as the log shipping primary database.

The moves our instructors demonstrated to us, at that point, seemed impossible.

At that point, these contextual or black box scenarios are transformed into white box implementations.

At that point, I think, he just wanted to avoid conflict with her.

So all the parameter fitting, and really the technology, was stretched at that point to fit just Dan.

In other words, when capital becomes labour. At that point, the Luddite Fallacy looks rather less fallacious.

at that point, he began the process of overcoming fear.

At that point, the object continues to fall at a constant speed, called terminal velocity.

At that point, an amateur and a pro go in opposite directions.

At that point they will also be suspended until the runtime resumes.

The interface was in the middle of a major overhaul at that point.