Sentence examples for conceded a point from inspiring English sources

In the third set Murray conceded a point after a disputed line call to a furious Verdasco, before the Spaniard broke back in the next game.

Holyhead is said to have, on average, conceded a point every 26 seconds during the game.

Then Jones concedes a point penalty of her own.

We kept going until the end and it was pleasing not to concede a point".

It really is hard to imagine Mr Balls conceding a point or missing an opportunity to score one.

Mr Letwin's exquisite manners, his willingness to concede a point in order to make one and his genuine good humour, lower the defences of political opponents.

Willow, temporarily unsure of what the opposite of an apple is (a pear? A tiger? Istanbul?), loses concentration and concedes a point.

Indeed, the commercials concede a point that Mr. Gore has made a cornerstone of his campaign this summer, that the country is enjoying an unparalleled era of prosperity.

It did not work in England's favour as they spent the entire first quarter of the game in their own half, albeit without conceding a point.

Rosol, built along the tall, lean lines of the modern professional, did not concede a point in his final two service games.

When someone stands in for you, speaks in your voice, acts in your stead, makes agreements on your behalf, concedes a point you might not have wanted them to that's informal political representation.