TO THAT POINT

Definition: Expressing the idea of reaching a particular stage or level in a process or progression.

Synonyms: Up Until, So Far, Until Now, Prior To, Previously

Usage Examples in Sentences

His skills in soccer had developed to that point where he could score effortlessly.

The plant had grown to that point where it started flowering.

The construction project had advanced to that point, ready for the next phase.

The project had advanced to that point where a critical decision needed to be made.

Her dedication and hard work led her career to that point where she became the team leader.

The novel's plot had unfolded to that point, keeping readers eagerly anticipating the next chapter.

After years of training, he reached a fitness level to that point where he could run a marathon effortlessly.

The project had progressed smoothly to that point, but unexpected obstacles soon arose.

We need to focus our efforts on the areas leading up to that point of completion.

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She had been meticulous in her research up to that point, ensuring all data was accurate.

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The negotiation had been friendly up to that point, but things took a turn when money was mentioned.

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Up to that point, the performance had been flawless, but a technical glitch caused a brief pause.

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The company had seen steady growth up to that point, which motivated them to expand further.

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To that point, she had never experienced such profound sadness.

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His journey to that point had been arduous but rewarding.

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Despite the challenges, she managed to excel to that point in her career.

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He was dedicated to achieving success in his studies to that point.

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The project had advanced to that point where it required meticulous attention to detail.

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The athlete's training regimen had brought him to that point of peak performance.

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The novel had built up suspense to that point, leaving readers eagerly turning the pages.

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She had saved diligently, reaching her savings goal to that point.