How to use the word take point in a sentence
He worked incessantly on the project, and became sleep-deprived to the point of exhaustion and was forced to take to his bed.
I incline to take the opposite point of view.
I’d like to take up the point you raised earlier.
He worked incessantly on the project, and became sleep-deprived to the point of exhaustion and was forced to take to his bed.
I incline to take the opposite point of view.
I’d like to take up the point you raised earlier.
The car seemed to take ages to reach the point where the slip road entered the autobahn.
I take your points re demographic change.
All right, I take your point .
I take your point about prejudice about contemporary classical music too.
But, obviously, I take your point .
But I do take your point , of course.
But I take your point about introducing assumptions into the attack model.
Yes, yes, I, yes I take your point .
And I take your point on Arsene and impulse purchases.
A I totally take your point .
I take your point about frankness!
I take your point and that will be looked at, thank you.
We’ve slightly digressed but I take your, I take your point .
I take your point , but it’s a bit more complicated than that.
And I take your point .
But I take your point .
But I take your point .
Gillian , take your points .
Well I have taken your point I think thirty one thousand’s too is too small.
Taking your point , I guess you won’t be voting Liberal this next provincial election.
We’d obviously like to try to grab them, but I take your point .
I take your point , Ted…although the Ian Wright reference made me readjust momentarily.
And I take your point about the seriousness of climbing over the Col de Joux Plane.
Pryce says : “Somebody told them (the press) that I had taken your points .
If we take your point as far as the erm erm breakage of a piston ring is concerned.
Regarding singular and plural usage , I take your point about the difference between US and UK usage.