Sentence examples for a long point from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't matter whether the score is deuce or 40-love, a long point is a long point.

If you have a long point, you can feel your feet burning a little bit".

First he wins a long point with a volley that only just clears the net.

"Whenever a player wins a long point, or loses a big point, they are probably going to react".

"You find that there are a lot of disappointing movies," says the actor Will Poulter, drawing a breath, gearing up to make a long point.

And when he wins a long point late in the match he bounds to the service box to get on with it, while I'm rubbing my sweaty palm in meditative circles on the wall, trying not to resemble a sheepdog in a hot car.

In a long, point-by-point response, Indigo said that it had encouraged the reporting of safety incidents, that it was following Federal Aviation Administration recommendations when it removed engines in question, and that it had overhired pilots and trained them well.

Q. Shouldn't you fight to prevent comments that you don't agree with from getting into your file? A. Writing a long, point-by-point rebuttal, seeking to refute the review, is one of the worst things you can do, Ms. Frankel says.

Had we simply sampled the LD and HD sites without attention to variation in density (e.g. in a long point-transect study), the mean value for these two sites would have been approximately 46% higher than our estimate for C based on analysis of orthophotos, which more accurately capture variation in tree density across this site.

David explained that he was using a long-point sharpener, a favorite in schools.

The reason for this was simple: on average, a 3-point attempt is worth 1.06 points, while a long 2-point attempt is worth 8-tenths of a point.