get directly to the point Example Sentences

• You want to engage the person reading your email and get directly to the point.
• Memos get directly to the point and provide ragged line endings that are not yet justified.
• With traditional barcode labeling, employees would have to point a barcode scanner directly at the tag in order to get an accurate scan.
• Additional point to note: As I understand, if you get the credit directly from employer in your NRE account, it is considered Indian income and taxed.
• Responses that get straight to the point and directly answer the question being asked are exactly what the UC admissions officers are looking for when reading applications.
• In order to get to the embarkation point you need to leave from Amsterdam central station by taking the train directly at the airport.
• The ladies in accounting said it would be so helpful to point directly to those item receipts with no bill and we could call the vendor to get the bill for end of month closing.
• This pool is around 50m long, directly below the path, you can access by finding the point around 50m from the Wanganui Track sign in which you are able to get down to the river.
• IP Numbers and Other Indicators of Hierarchy Another way of describing the top of the hierarchy is to point out that all six get their IP numbers directly from the interNIC and hand out numbers lower
• The point I was trying to make was if anyone wanted to be a close associate of mine, I had to get something out of the deal that would benefit me directly.
• My husband cant wait to get there for the surf, its one of the few islands that has a surf point breaking directly onto the island.
• When it comes writing rejection letters, it is important that you must get to the point directly without making it too lengthy and boring.
• Introduction Instagram influencer outreach templates introduce your brand and directly get to the point of collaboration.
• The many inlets and bays coming in from the Chesapeake Bay also causes problem in that it is difficult sometimes to get directly fron point A to point B becasue there is a body of water in your way.