1. The sting causes swelling at the point of contact.

2. When Mary broke her bracelet, she was at the point of tears.

3. Medical care is still free at the point of use .

4. More information on healthy foods should be provided at the point of sale .

5. It also reduced friction at the point of contact.

6. At the point of final sales too, trading companies coordinate the activities of group members in retail distribution.

7. Beginning at the point of need does not imply changing the gospel to suit the situation.

8. Cash registers at the point of sale keep track of the store's stock.

9. Alternatively, any sales tax could be recovered at the point of sale.

10. Thus, maximum exposure at the point of sale has become the manufacturer's objective.

11. Nevertheless, at the point of writing, their perception of their readership is an important facet of their ability as writers.

12. I have a hunch that true life starts at the point of recognizing our failure.

13. The first and most obvious was a logjam at the point of entry.

14. Under the new law, cigarette advertising will only be allowed at the point of sale.

15. They were private individuals or partnerships, paid by the state to provide a universal service free at the point of use.

16. The parallel between biological and cultural evolution breaks down at the point of transmission.

17. For whatever reason, the government chose to accept the case for retaining an Exchequer-financed service free at the point of use.

18. People fear death even more than pain. It's strange that they fear death. Life hurts a lot more than death. At the point of death, the pain is over. Jim Morrison 

19. A copy of the test certification should either go out with the equipment, or be available at the point of hire.

20. However, as Reina Lewis has demonstrated, women's images of Oriental nudes are fundamentally different at the point of reception.

21. The crime is to disclose an official secret, probably even if extracted from the accused at the point of a pistol.

22. She took a grip on herself, physically pushed back the dark, claustrophobic horror at the point of drowning.

23. Britain was the first country to offer health care to the entire population free at the point of use.

24. Information Shops should provide greater information on healthy foods at the point of sale.

25. The same two types of horizontal burn can be applied at the point of apogee.

26. The data presented were drawn from detailed clinical interview of new patients at the point of initial assessment.

27. The critical question, the acid test of socialism, is the distribution of power at the point of production.

28. This obviously stops collusion at the manufacturing stage being undone by price competition at the point of sale to the ultimate buyer.

29. Food Labelling Regulations require potatoes to be marked with the name of the variety at the point of sale.

30. The wart itself bears a strong resemblance to the creature as a whole except just at the point of attachment.

31. The sample often arrives at the point of analysis marked only with a code number.

32. How well a company performs is judged by customers at the point of sale, not by reading financial reports.

33. He admitted his guilty at the point of death.

34. In tennis, you attack at the point of weakness!

35. That poor man was at the point of death.

36. The greatest change slope method defines vegetation greenup as the period beginning at the point of the maximum change in the NDVI slope angle.

37. Rim and wheel component identification – is the Company requesting information on how the product is marked or identified at the point of manufacture?

38. His temperament might be said to be just at the point of maturity.

39. At the point of land favored by Roberta, they went into a minute protected bay with a small, curved , honey-colored beach.

40. I was at the point of no return, deep in the darkness of passion's insanity.

41. Demand-chain management captures information on consumer behaviour at the point of sale and feeds it up the supply chain.

42. Eg . 1345 kilograms force was applied at the point of the bar.

43. At the point of the engineering application, it includes the construction static analysis, construction dynamic analysis, flexuosity analysis, and thermal analysis etc.

44. Carrying stock at the point of sale leads to rapid satisfaction of customer demand.

45. Man can be incredibly intelligent at the point of danger.

46. BMJ Clinical Evidence -- Make informed decisions at the point of care!

47. Could people do their banking at the point of sale in a village store, for example?

48. Alongshore bars are produced at the point of wave break.

49. In the end, the Bolsheviks were to march their starving, despondent, war-weary people into modernity at the point of a gun.

50. Finally, this research evaluated the economic gain of the target ship after main engine power reduction at the point of fuel and emissions.

51. Could people do their banking at the point of sale in the village store, for example?

52. The angle drawn at the point of incidence (intersection of) a reflected ray and the normal line perpendicular to the reflecting surface.

53. These loads are normally applied by hydraulic jacks acting directly at the point of application offorce.

54. Just at the point of maximum opportunity people were at the point of maximum bearishness about the equity markets.

55. I am at the point of starting to trade with a small live account,[http:///at the point of.html] and can't wait to start making real money!

56. The thin film circuit is distributed at an interlayer in a bag surface. A magnetic button switch is arranged at the point of a bag cover, and a main switch is arranged at a bag shelter.

57. Based on subjective logic, four basic group constraint patterns and their nesting to compose a group were proposed at the point of view of trust's subjectivity and supports group trust relation.

58. The first stage of syphilis, characterized by formation of a painless chancre at the point of infection and hardening and swelling of adjacent lymph nodes.

59. There are also proposals to use aerodynamic lift at the point of closest approach (an aerogravity assist), to achieve a larger deflection and hence more energy gain.

60. Overprinting foils makes for truly eye-catching features at the point of sale.

61. They entered the Indians'lands at the point of the sword.

62. A critical impedance is introduced to "measure" the equivalent harmonic voltage source through the measurements of voltage and current at the point of common coupling (PCC).

63. The root hair cell wall invaginates at the point of contact.

64. The threading position located at the point of intersection of median 1/3 and superior 1/3 of the line between extemal occipital protuberance and mastoid apex.

65. Upon receiving the signal the patient's body will respond, measured as a shift in GSR ( galvanic skin response) at the point of contact with the hand cradle.

66. With wind speeds of up to 125mph, cyclone Klaus struck land at the point of the estuary of the river Gironde, near Bordeaux, then charged south-east to Spain and across the Mediterranean to Italy.