at that in English

on that subject, speaking of which; on that note; besides that, moreove

Use "at that" in a sentence

1. You're good at that.

2. Look at that crane.

3. Look at that face.

4. Cor! Look at that!

5. Look at that gait!

6. Whenever at that time.

7. Not at that range.

8. At that Peter said:

9. Look at that young fellow.

10. You're very good at that.

11. God, still at that monkey?

12. Look at that poor chair!

13. Everybody's moody at that age.

14. You're... pretty good at that.

15. Look at that, Mrs. Hudson.

16. Look at that gaping puss.

17. Look at that bald one.

18. Look at that hideous cloth!

19. Wow, look at that guy.

20. You'd miss at that range.

21. Box them in at that intersection

22. Is reservation necessary at that restaurant?

23. Don't gawk at that pretty girl.

24. At that moment, a rooster crowed.

25. These rivers join at that town.

26. A notoriously corrupt one at that.

27. " Look at that ass car go. "

28. We won't sell at that price!

29. Look at that, just floating there.

30. He was three at that time.

31. Wow, look at that! It's huge!

32. 7 Look at that salad bar.

33. Illiteracy was widespread at that time.

34. Look at that levee of logs.

35. And really, really Busy at that.

36. Look at that man over there.

37. 13 Look at that young fellow.

38. Look at that sandbank over there.

39. Stop throwing stones at that dog!

40. And look at that sky, Ada

41. Don't fling yourself at that boy.

42. 11 Stop sicking at that scab.

43. I draw the line at that!

44. It was quite binary at that time.

45. At that time the industry was floundering.

46. Look at that face, ravaged, dissipated, evil.

47. Look at that, look at the neck.

48. 13 Stop making eyes at that blonde!

49. At that age, kids are highly suggestible.

50. 10 Is reservation necessary at that restaurant?