Examples of using Some point in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
At some point, I'm gonna have to start walking home on my own.
At some point, this sentence will be translated in Esperanto.
you will at some point hear the digital tachograph mentioned.
You gotta get up at some point.
They will. At some point.
But there's always a fork in the road at some point.
Everyone needs help at some point.
If you're trying to make some point.
On this basis it could accept a cease-fire at some point.
Well, then you will just have to have me back at some point.
It might come in handy at some point during your tour.
This means that at some point they took on too many responsibilities.
Some point to the 2003 EU-backed conference andreport on‘Governance of the European Research Area:
At some point or another, every employee gets invited to attend at least one corporate event in their lifetime.
Some point to later school starting age as a partial explanation for why numbers of girls are noticeably more developed than their mothers were in grade 6.
It can not be said with certainty, what was the cause, but some point to extensive volcanic activity.
If you select something with which you are not at all comfortable, after some point you realize that you are going nowhere.
the earth's surface and European fleets cover most of that area at some point.
All the same we hope that at some point there will be some movement on the question of the negotiating mandate for the new partnership and cooperation agreement.
If, at some point, we have something other than a democratic federation,