She pointed to show where we should stand.

The little boy pointed at the sky, following a plane with his finger.

All the signs point to Smith being the murderer.

There's a sharp point on this pencil.

We mustn't forget the point of the exercise.

I didn't grasp the point of what he was saying.

The value of pi is about three point one four.

My speech is divided into three points.

Plot is not the film's strong point.

Finally, the travellers saw a point of light in the distance.

The water reached boiling point.

This train serves Birmingham and all points south.

The line cuts the circle at two separate points.

At that point I realized the danger of the situation.

The highest possible score in darts is 180 points.

The dollar fell by eighty points against the yen.

The Dow Jones lost thirty-two points today.

The main text should be twelve point; titles should be sixteen point.

There aren't enough power points for all our equipment.

Every morning, Nancy rows around the point and back again.

Every time I do the housework, the house just gets dirty again, so what's the point? What's the point of putting on your best clothes if no one is going to see you?

Points allow the train to pass from one track to another.

The road points southerly.

Their house points towards the sea.

Lift the gun, point and fire.

The survey points to his deep unpopularity.

Don't point that knife at me.

He has pointed all the brickwork.

She pointed us to the door.

Could you point this pencil, please?

It was him, said the witness, pointing at the defendant.

All the evidence points at Mr. Smith.

If you hear the fire alarm, please make your way to the assembly point.

At one point, I thought we might even get married.

At some point, we'll need to decide whether the project is worth continuing.

Honestly, I am really at the point of showing him the door.

At this point, you have no choice but to find a job.

Whether or not he's married is beside the point.

It is possible to change the boiling point of a liquid by changing the pressure around it.

Tempers reached boiling point when the referee sent one of the players off.

The physics students are testing the breaking points of different metals.

Tony was under a lot of stress and he eventually reached breaking point.

I'm cooking dinner tonight; that should earn me a few Brownie points with my mother.

The boss would prefer a simple list of items with bullet points, rather than long descriptions. To create a list of bullet points, click on the icon.

John had been under pressure for months when he finally reached bursting point.

North, south, east, and west are the cardinal points of the compass.

Movies can encourage children to read. The Harry Potter series is a case in point.

The valley was a choke point for the advancing army.

I have come to a point in my life where I do not like to party every night.

The teacher taught the students how to give directions using the compass points.

She likes tequila, but two drinks is her cut-off point on work nights.

The cutoff point for sending in applications is 1st November.

You need a decimal point between those two figures; there's a big difference between 6.25 and 625.

It was so humid this morning that the dew point was above 10 degrees Celsius.

There is a warehouse at the port that serves as a drop-off point, we collect the merchandise there.

The end points are several hundred metres apart.

The proposed diversion alters the end point of the footpath.

The entry point of the bullet is below the exit wound suggesting that a short person fired the gun at Mr. Jones.

The easiest way to get a visa is on arrival, either at airports or at entry points to the country.

It is considered poor style to use too many exclamation points when writing.

Police were quickly dispatched to the flashpoint.

Holiday gatherings can be a flashpoint for some families.

Drawings of 3D objects have to have a single focal point to look realistic.

The Monet painting was the focal point of the room.

Every liquid has a different freezing point; that of pure water is zero Celsius.

The rest of the climb will be much easier from this point.

From this point forward I won't smoke in the house any more.

Sharapova reached game point by forcing her opponent to make an error.

The lecturer was getting off the point and some of the students had stopped paying attention.

It took Natalie a long time to get to the point.

Get to the point! We haven't got all day, you know.

Miriam raised several good points during the discussion.

"Some people won't be able to attend the meeting if we hold it on Friday." "Good point!"

One of Hugh's good points is his generosity.

Molly has the highest GPA in the 9th grade.

She'd gotten straight A's all through high school so she had a 4.0 grade point average.

Gudrun has a point; we should leave early tomorrow in order to avoid the traffic.

The high point of my holiday was the whale-watching trip.

Learning the alphabet is a good jumping off point for children who wish to learn how to read.

The lawyer labored the point excessively.

The low point in the athlete's career was when a leg injury forced him to miss the Olympic Games.

James was at a low point at that time because he had just split up with his girlfriend.

I reached my lowest point just after my wife left me.

The chairman presented the main points of the report to the meeting.

Will you stop interrupting me? I'm trying to make a point here!

This chef makes a point of cooking with locally sourced ingredients.

I make a point of donating to a charity every Christmas.

Dale was struggling to make his point during the debate.

Federer only needed one match point to win the game with Nadal.

They settled on the library as a meeting point because it was near both their houses.

Bronze has a lower melting point than iron.

You're missing the point: this isn't about pay - it's about conditions.

It is a moot point whether sex education among teenagers leads to fewer unwanted pregnancies.

Wondering about how things were before the birth of the universe is a moot point.

The near point for someone with normal vision is 25 cm.

There's no point in asking Jake if you can borrow his car; he'll say no.

There's no use in telling me now that I shouldn't put that vase there; you should have mentioned it before I knocked it over and broke it.

People go before a judge because they want an objective point of view.

Along the coastal road are various observation points, at which drivers may stop and admire the view.

The country's largest bank is on the point of collapse.

She was on the point of leaving when he finally arrived.

This app's limited functionality on certain operating systems is a pain point with customers.

I scored 88%; two percentage points away from getting an A.

It is difficult to pinpoint exactly why this problem has occurred.

We know our agent is in this area, but we can't pinpoint his location at the moment.

Global warming was the main point at issue of the conference.

She shot him point blank, killing him instantly.

Amanda rejected David's proposal point blank.

Could we please return to the point in question?