Examples of using "Punt" in a sentence and their english translations:
That was it.
end of story.
You know, it's the beef --
The period is missing.
Singing is her strong point.
But the point of this story
but the thing is,
End of story.
That was my point.
That wasn't the point.
This is a good point.
Mathematics is her weak point.
That's a delicate point.
Singing is her strong point.
- Tom's correct.
- Tom's right.
- Tom is correct.
- Tom is right.
- Tom has got a point.
- Tom has a point there.
May I sharpen my pencil?
And we come to this point
So what is the Machiavellian point?
How did we get where we are today?
We're really at the point now...
The point is that they are hungry.
Everything is about to change.
All of these sentences need a full stop.
May I add a point?
- He is on the point of death.
- He is about to die.
She is about to die.
is about to qualify as a medical doctor.
So now let me inject my Machiavellian point.
I'm about to leave.
They're about to leave.
The train was about to leave.
- He was about to speak.
- He was about to talk.
- You're about to go, aren't you?
- You're about to go, right?
She's about to set off.
She was just about to go out.
Tom is about to begin.
The railway crosses the road at this point.
Take this knife and cut the top off.
She is about to die.
We're about to meet him.
- It is on this point that our opinions differ.
- It's on this point that our opinions differ.
She was about to go out.
- I was just going to leave home.
- I was about to leave my house.
He is about to leave for London.
The plane was about to take off.
- The full stop is missing at the end of the sentence.
- The period is missing at the end of the sentence.
- There's a full stop missing from the end of the sentence.
I agreed with him on that point.
I was going to wash my hair.
I agree with you on this point.
I'm about to leave for Boston.
That's not my point.
And now you see, I'd like it to seem like I'm making points,
We are the good guys and they are the bad guys, period.
Dutch agriculture was on the verge of disappearing.
May I sharpen my pencil?
Now we come to the first agenda item.
He makes a point of attending class meetings.
I'm about to tell you the answer.
I'm about to tell you something important.
Tom was about to enter high school.
Tom was about to enter college.
I'm about to go to the cinema.
I was about to jump over the wall.
I'm about to make a very important phone call.
You've forgotten the full stop at the end of the sentence.
I was just about to go out shopping when you telephoned.