come to the point
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“We also knew we wanted her to be quirky because she’s over 420 years old and sort of come to the point in her long, long life where she decides that she no longer wants to wear shoes around the starship.”
From Los Angeles Times
“I think we’ve come to the point where as pickleball players we’ve acquiesced enough. … It’s time to recognize this is our community,” Caston said.
From Los Angeles Times
"I'm still not out of the woods yet and it might come to the point where I won't have any representation and I don't know what I'll do," she said.
From BBC
“For the past 10 weeks, I have been going nonstop. The response has been overwhelming, but it has come to the point where I need to set some boundaries,” Yang joked in the sketch, obviously referencing Roan.
From Salon
It took the Duchess no time at all to come to the point.
From Literature
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