Sentence examples for creating a point from inspiring English sources
"In fact this helps make a skyline by generating a rhythm along the avenue, addressing now not the avenue but the city at large, creating a point of reference and visual link between the east and west side".
In addition, both dance and theater use physical gesture as a way of communicating with audiences, creating a point of connection for the philosophies of dance and theater.
And given that Apple has a tremendous database around their app store and iTunes, I would suspect that Apple would want to play a part in creating a point of sale ecosystem.
This survey, given before system implementation, provided base acculturation balance levels of all students, thus creating a point of reference with which to compare the impact of the ubiquitous system itself.
The samples were run across two isobaric tags for relative and absolute quantifications (iTRAQs) 8-plex with the pooled WT samples being a common control in both experiments creating a point of reference between them.
For the 1975-76 "Tragedy of a Venus" Ms. Ivekovic simply took apart an adulatory photo essay tracing the life of Marilyn Monroe and paired each image with a related photograph from her own life, creating a point-counterpoint of yearning and aspiration that makes you look more closely at both sides of the equation.
Posnanski recently undertook a study on Joe Blogs, his personal Web site, creating a points formula to determine to whom Topps had assigned the best numbers during their careers.
To incentivize users, Yahoo is creating a points system based on quality and quantity of participation.
Right now Crowdstorm is creating a points system to reward users for the number of reviews they write.
While not without its problems, creating a point-of-sale database would provide a helpful snapshot of usage patterns from region to region, allowing us to locate areas of the country that may warrant more detailed investigations and further helping us understand human exposures to home-use pesticides.
One created a point system that favors the highly skilled.
