Sentence examples for Amass points from inspiring English sources

They allowed him to amass points but forced him into taking a high number of shots.

Players get steady rewards for little achievements as they amass points and progress to higher levels, with the challenges becoming harder as their skill increases.

The National Hockey League schedule makers gave the Islanders a magnificent opportunity -- a seven-game homestand -- to amass points going into the new year.

It introduced a "religious practice test," in which prospective students amass points for things like going to synagogue and doing charitable work.

In a new approach akin to frequent-flier programs, members amass points for various activities — like visiting particular exhibitions — and can redeem them for perks like a private tour or going to a storeroom with a curator.

But Michael Peca, the team's captain, acknowledged that the Islanders might have taken the first four games as opportunities to amass points instead of facing them as separate challenges, as the team did earlier this season.

Throughout the competition, they amassed points for generating high-performing alphas, and the highest scorers earned cash prizes from MIT.

Using this method each candidate amasses points from the entire preference ranking, which Gingrich argues will more fairly measure that candidate's support.

McIlroy, grasping for an incentive to bear down in Sunday's final round, cited esoteric goals like finishing in the top 20, compiling a low aggregate score in the Grand Slam events and amassing points in some obscure player standings.

As was the case last year, nearly all tickets were earned rather than bought: concertgoers registered at the festival's Web site and amassed points by completing an array of awareness-building tasks.

"It doesn't matter what the ammunition is and what words are said, it is all about amassing points," Platt insisted.