Sentence examples for deciding points of from inspiring English sources

PREPS PENNINGTON (4-1) scored the deciding points of its victory over RIVERDALE (3-2) on the first play of the game.

The deciding point of that game came on Verdasco's inside-out forehand winner.

What we have, intriguingly, is a final between two great players ever so slightly below their impossibly high standards, thrown together for the seventh time at the deciding point of a grand slam.

When deciding point of view, think about what information you want your readers to have access to.

More than just another pretty voice, Diana Damrau brings artistry and a decided point of view to a collection of arias in which, she says, "the coloratura has a meaning; it's not just empty virtuosity".

Decide whose point-of-view to tell the story from, or decide to alternate points-of-view with each chapter.

I had so much information from so many sources, and it required deciding whose points of view to depict at what points in the book.

"Deciding whose points of view you want to hear and which hosts you want to support is not just an entertainment choice.

Ms. Turocy said the danger of remaining "in a historical ghetto" was the reason she decided, with "Points of Departure," to create a program that would reinterpret, or reimagine, Baroque choreography rather than offer period pieces.

Decide which points of your presentation need data support.

When Kelly decided that the July issue would be devoted to the subject of fiction, he decided Myers' point of view would be a valuable addition, so he passed it to senior editor Benjamin Schwarz, who helped Myers shape the piece last summer.