| I remember when there was a police officer on point duty at the top of Finkle Street. |
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| A Garda on point duty equipped with an appropriate two-way radio would surely do a better job than the present set up. |
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| Some dogs tend to exhibit signs of jealousy on seeing another dog on point. |
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| Intuition serves the ambivert. You're intuition is on point and adapts to different situations. |
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| She was always trailed by her media people, and they were quick to keep her on point. |
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| The new traffic lights at Murtagh's Corner should be turned off and replaced with a Garda on point duty, according to Cllr Charlie Byrne. |
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| In Malton most people remember Butcher Corner and the policeman on point duty. |
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| The women hobble and stretch on point, doing something looking like an attitude, the knee isn't raised, but the leg stretches out from the knee. |
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| As the direction demands, they stay on point, rendering Beckett's dark humour with an appropriate sense of impersonality and detachment. |
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| Judges rated each dog on its ability to locate and point quail, staunchness on point, style, and aggressiveness in finding birds. |
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| She exhibits classic English setter style on point with a nice running gait. |
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| The best way to reduce the risk of card skimming is to use your chip card on point of sale terminals that have been upgraded to chip technology. |
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| For example, Dr Healy and his colleagues calculated the unexpectedness of each victory based on point spreads from the betting market. |
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| As experience outside St Mary's Church has repeatedly proved in the past, a good guard on point duty is better than any number of red, green and amber beacons. |
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| Woven throughout his columns are certain recurring references to objects of American popular culture that are both obscure and perfectly on point when he throws them in. |
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| In real Test matches, teams tend to defend rather than wave the attacker through like a policeman on point duty, which is what happened in the Currie Cup final. |
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| The policeman on point duty at the junction of Nessgate and Spurriergate in York was expected to have grown accustomed to strange sights, especially during the Festival. |
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| If necessary, he said, extra officers would be placed on point duty. |
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| This case, and the statements therein, are directly on point with our current situation. |
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| Our team consisted of Ralph as sketcher, Pat Bingham keeping book, Edgard Bertaut taking foresights with me on point, setting stations and doing backsights. |
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| Beside that the barrel is locked just at on point in the frame and has the tendency to work loose while shooting. |
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| You know, from the stage show to the wardrobes and everything and everybody be on point … I'll take one for the team. |
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| All we need to stay on point is skin, nostrils, lungs, heart, and a few blood vessels. |
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| The RNC's report on the state of the Republican Party was resoundingly on point. |
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| The guy is funny and on point, but this just reenforces a culture of sexism in skateboarding. |
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| A corps of traffic wardens could be formed and empowered with much the same authority as a policeman on point duty. |
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| You've got to be on point each and every time and be very consistent. |
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| These decisions were in particular based on point 11.4 of the agriculture guidelines, taking note of the short-term character of these aids, and of the need to respect the polluter pays principle in the long run. |
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| Similarly, a river such as the Mississippi that is reworking a relict alluvial deposit in a valley may be seen to be depositing gravel on point bars on the insides of bends. |
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| He makes use of mark HS in a rhombus on point. |
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| The second question of the night was about the shortage of flu vaccine. Bush gave a fine answer, on point. |
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| His historical discussions always appear on point, well researched, and indicate a great deal of care. |
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| We have no decisions in our state directly on point. With us the problem is one of first impression. None of the cases cited is on point. |
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| However, there is no holding by a modern court directly on point. |
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| Our minibus took six and a half hours to cover 180 kilometres and at the head of every traffic jam was a policeman on point duty, making things even more complicated. |
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| Women drivers of the mobile section of the Salford Lancashire police force also served cups of tea each morning and afternoon to the men on point duty during the war. |
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