rallying point

We could become a rallying point for those who want to change the way things are!

It could be a rallying point, a place to start over.

But Democrats do not have such a common rallying point.

"And this is going to be rallying point for them."

But common issues may be a better and more immediate rallying point.

But this became a rallying point for employees and administration.

You lead the religion of your people, you're their rallying point.

Values can serve as a rallying point for the team.

High school sports became the rallying point for their communities.

In the past, the Jets never needed a rallying point.

"Nobody seems to really know a thing about him, but these kids have turned this man's death into a rallying point."

Brown's long wait has made him a rallying point for his teammates.

Music is now more of a rallying point politically, he said, than it's been in the recent past.

It has become a rallying point where students make speeches.

Nor is China likely to become a rallying point for developing countries.

In popular music, 1988 was a year without a consensus or a rallying point.

He wanted to extend the drive, provide a rallying point and perhaps take the lead.

The store has become a rallying point for both the industry and environmentalists.

So "the other guy" has become a sort of rallying point for the challenger and his people.

The Sox win the game 14-6 and use it as a rallying point for the rest of the season.

"But he's not the obvious rallying point for a large section of the population," she said.

He became a rallying point for opponents of affirmative action.

"It's something that everyone knows about, a community rallying point.

Others said that without affirmative action, conservatives might need a new rallying point.

As a result of recent public attention, the park has become a sanctuary and rallying point for the homeless.