Examples of 'comes to a point' in a sentence
Meaning of "comes to a point"
comes to a point: Refers to a situation or discussion reaching a critical or decisive moment. This phrase is used to signify that an issue or topic is about to be resolved or clarified
How to use "comes to a point" in a sentence
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comes to a point
Comes to a point at the end.
The djellaba has a hood that comes to a point called aqob.
It comes to a point where you feel sorrow for him.
You will also notice that the shell comes to a point.
It comes to a point where youths are not interested in environmental issues.
Celebi has a round head that comes to a point and sticks upward in the back.
It comes to a point where you can not do that anymore.
I do not mind being killed but I resent hearing it from a character whose head comes to a point.
Every valley of woe comes to a point of reflection in a collage of mirrors.
Distinctly long, tapered tail that comes to a point.
It comes to a point where you just do not want to do that anymore.
That sounds like … Comes to a point at the end.
It comes to a point where these two souls can no longer hold on together.
The upper mandible is prominent, curves downward, and comes to a point.
Everybody comes to a point in their life when they want to quit.
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Where would you hide a five-foot painting that comes to a point at the top?
It comes to a point.
I think I got accepted, you know? It comes to a point that I got accepted.
And then he comes to a point where the only way forward is a long escalator.
Well, Neal 's head comes to a point.
Every person comes to a point where they need to express themselves as a unique individual.
In other words, each partition 60 comes to a point as it extends into the trough 61.
It comes to a point that I got accepted.
And after a while, it comes to a point that you forget about it.
It comes to a point that I got accepted . Originally booked to run for just five days.
But sometimes a man comes to a point where he sees there is no sense in living.
Everyone comes to a point when they want to throw up their hands and surrender.
However, the lateral surface comes to a point and does not include a load-bearing surface.
There comes to a point in every dater 's life where they want more than just a hookup.
Rightly used, mind comes to a point where it becomes no-mind.
One comes to a point where, you know, no risk is a risk.
But when it 's hot, it comes to a point where you can not remove any more.
When it comes to a point where I have to exercise my own tyranny.
Occasionally it comes to a point where I do not know the answer.
I guess it comes to a point where it 's gonna happen or it 's not gonna happen.
Eventually, it comes to a point where you ask yourself.
Your hair comes to a point behind, ' he said, carefully turning her head round . ' A point?
One never comes to a point where one can say, ' Now I have arrived . '.
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