Examples of using To a point in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Computer
I can tolerate a lot from someone like you, but only to a point.
In your life… You get to a point in your career… when you realize you got more yesterdays than tomorrows.
I will agree with you to a point, when they're flying kangaroos or robots.
When does DeLorean get to a point where he could have turned back and maybe avoided everything?
In all cases there seems up to a point to be a relationship between these indicators
It gets to a point, Gem, where it ain't about revenge anymore. The problem is.
Lieutenant… your troops will be moved by truck… to a point on the inland highway… about a half-hour's march into Muc Wa.
Mr President, let me come back to a point we discussed at nine o'clock this morning.
let me come back to a point we discussed at nine o'clock this morning.
We got to a point where we sat down and told Phil that
I would now like to turn to a point that I regard as particularly significant,
I guess I… got to a point in my life where I was either gonna become a criminal or a cop.
Maybe you get to a point in a relationship where it's too late to have sex. You know?
I should like to draw the Commission's attention to a point which has perhaps not been sufficiently stressed this afternoon.
Eventually we got to a point where worrying about that seemed less important
Where it's too late to have sex. Maybe you get to a point in a relationship.
Than enjoying the time we have together, Eventually we got to a point where worrying about that seemed less important
Than enjoying the time we have together. Eventually, we got to a point where worrying about that seemed less important.
Where worrying about that Eventually we got to a point even if that was on a battlefield.
Frank seems to think Beverly Jean got to a point where she was interested in seeing other guys.