Examples:
1. Now what was the point of your story?
2. How far to the extraction point?
3. I'd like to point out-- It's all right.
4. And quickly come to the point.
5. Eight is your point. Eight will win.
6. Eight is your point, make eight.
7. What is your point, Mr. Spock?
8. Yeah, well, that's beside the point.
9. The point is, I have a leopard.
10. Somebody's trying to make a point.
11. L'd say that proves my point.
12. The whole point is Krosigk knows me.
13. I'd like to point out, I feel the same way.
14. The point is that we're freezing.
15. I'll go a distance with you to point the way.
16. That's the point, there is no place.
17. Hey, point that thing the other way.
18. The point is that no one seemed to be upset about it.
19. But you would never do that, so-- That is not the fucking point.
20. Or like when-- Let's say when you-- I get the point.
21. They all point to one man but we can't pin anything on him.
22. They point to the same gang.
23. And there’s another point to be considered.
24. Good point! Good point! Good point.
25. There's no point in digging twice.
26. Perhaps, but it was just what I was trying to point out.
27. I said, don't point at her, you creep.
28. All he can do is walk, point, and take the first hit!
29. All right, let's get to the point.
30. I would like you to see it from my own point of view.
Definitions of Vowel point:
1. A mark placed below or near a consonant (as in Hebrew or Arabic) to indicate the spoken vowel