meeting point

House culture is a meeting point for all these different things.

It is the meeting point between the dead and the living.

It was also, as he had quickly found, a meeting point in many other ways.

That was exactly why it had been set as the meeting point.

The Hall is still open to the public as a local meeting point.

The church, he said, should be "a meeting point between that which in the world is called the right and the left."

"There has got to be some kind of meeting point where everyone can agree."

That's exactly what it's like, we only ever see him at those meeting points.

In fact, having a meeting point like this is one of the things that makes me feel better about her.

The place is also a popular meeting point for the residents of the city.

So, in due time, the place became the meeting point of many other artists.

All she had to do was find the nearest one and she'd be on her way to the meeting point.

It serves as a meeting point for all the people who want to go to the top.

All I know is that it's at the meeting point of the two rivers.

They state that the area is an important meeting point especially on holidays.

It is the meeting point of local people and the travelers.

Setting this place up as a meeting point had been one of her best ideas.

Probably, its entrance hall was the meeting point of the council.

The station was the meeting point of two early railway companies.

The square is the meeting point of many different avenues.

The meeting point had played an important transportation role in ancient times.

Cliff knew that the corner of the table would be the meeting point.

In the modern world this means finding the meeting point between personal interests and the needs of the nation.

The clubhouse became a meeting point for the freedom fight.

"This show is a central meeting point for all of our worldwide customers."