Sentence examples for do points from inspiring English sources
Poems are not to exceed a three-minute limit (with 10-second grace period); if they do, points are deducted.
"We only really do what plants make us do," points out one of the novel's many voices.
And if - if - you were to include iPads as computers (something that companies like Gartner and IDC decline to do), points out TechFlash, then Apple would have been the second-biggest computer maker in the world in the fourth quarter.
In a short essay crowded with many questions, "Why do points evolve?" is the $64,000 winner.
Mike Griffith responded for the MCC, whilst chairman Peter Wright and chief executive Derek Brewer each delivered some fine words on behalf of Notts, then presented Mr Mani with a signed copy of 'What Do Points Make?', the inside story of the LV= County Championship success.
Many of the numbers do point to Democratic ascendance.
Analysts covering this company do point out risks to consider.
How do point mutations change the life of a protein?
So did point guard Ed Cota.
The state does point to modest successes.
