| 1. | It has come to the point where communication is relied on technology.
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| 2. | But we have come to the point where we have no choice.
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| 3. | It comes to the point where one citizen can hold literature to ransom.
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| 4. | But ( to come to the point which I've long had in view)
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| 5. | I've come to the point anyway, and have this to say:
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| 6. | I just wish my circumstances hadn't come to the point they did ."
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| 7. | Now we've come to the point where we've got to see it ."
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| 8. | Then we come to the points that Bleu has raised in bullet-points above.
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| 9. | It comes to the point, we get fed up with losing.
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| 10. | People are coming to the point of very sobering talks about ground troops.
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