Examples of using To a point in English and their translations into Russian
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When someone travels back in time to a point where they have existed, they will run into themselves.
The round end shall not expose the tensor fasciae latae to a point where it extends.
It is bringing you to a point where you will find that life becomes easier by simply going with the flow.
This cannot continue,'cause it's coming to a point where everyone's just getting fed up with one another.
On the west side, the Great Sea will be the boundary to a point opposite Lebo Hamath. This will be the west boundary.
NATO fighter aircraft shadowed the helicopter to a point 8 kilometres south of Tuzla,
Downstream there comes a section of aleuropelitic silts extended to a point located at 130 m downstream the Lomonosov street.
But that state has to come to a point when it's experienced spontaneously
the distance from a crest crease to a point of measurement approximately equal to the thickness of the folds.
In the nature sheeted Т can reach 250оС, without holding out to a point of phase transition.
never comes to a point of integration from where it can be thrown.
Djibouti were driven to a point where war was imminent.
led the extraction of the wounded officer to a point from which he could be safely evacuated.
instead it has a gap about a finger's width creating a wedge shape that tapers from 22.8mm to a point of 13mm thick.
I hate it when it gets to a point when that much mold has already accumulated.
So I get to a point in life where you have got to figure out what is important to you.
I believe that the world, as a whole, has come to a point when an ever-growing number of countries are working to uphold equality between men and women.
Or has life brought me to a point where happiness in love does not happen anymore?