Sentence examples for fun points from inspiring English sources

While the prizes aren't tangible, they are fun: points that can be used toward "loot" or "leveling up" in EpicWin's campy role-playing game.

"It was a good match, a lot of fun points, most of them he was winning so I was trying to keep them as short as possible," he added.

So, yeah, those are really fun lines to write, and really fun points of view to explore.

Don't you want to just go on a boat with her? Girls who break up fancy clothes with a dirty baseball hat and a short parka add about 145 fun points and 56 IQ points to what could be a "boring fashion cow" ensemble.

Remember not to exaggerate how the group usually is, but explain the fun points in detail.

"When it comes to Duke, the main thing is go out there and have some fun," point guard Rahsaan Johnson said.

That ends the etymology lesson for today, because it is much more fun pointing out the crunchy entries in Davd Quarfoot's puzzle.

On one page, they decorate a girl's barrettes; on another they line a row-house stoop; children can have fun pointing them out.

What's more, some directors know this and have fun pointing out the shortcomings of their medium – and those of their audiences.

Now that we're limping through four pathetic innings and praying for sundown, I'm a convert to the "let 'em have fun" point of view.

It's all too easy to criticize Mr. Jones, and maybe have a little fun pointing out that some men notoriously lose their own "laser focus" when lips and bosoms are involved.