Sentence examples for grace point from inspiring English sources

Quiet Neighorhood, Discreet Charms A sampling of activities in the Grace Point area in Manhattan: What to Do ASPHALT GREEN AQUA CENTER, 1750 York Avenue at 91st Street, (212) 369-8890.

For an illustration, Mr Grace points to squiggles and shadings on a computer screen in one of the 34 offices Schlumberger operates in Aberdeen, a Scottish oil city.

The incoming administration has been strenuous in reaching out to Republican leaders in Congress — directly or through emissaries — while many prominent Republicans have been generous in kind, beginning with President Bush (who won grace points last week for again welcoming Mr. Obama to the White House, this time hosting a lunch with the three living ex-presidents).

Pedestrians passing through the many entrances to Queen Victoria Square are confronted by a massive white object, high enough for a double decker bus to pass through, enveloping a sort of sleek industrial grace pointing to the future.

And it seemed to mark a turning point from the grace period of Mr. Bush's charm offensive to the uncertain, inevitably contentious work of getting the legislation he wants passed.

Informally, participants who initiate treatment at any point during the grace period are upweighted to account for those censored at the end of the grace period because they did not initiate by that time.

Poems are not to exceed a three-minute limit (with 10-second grace period); if they do, points are deducted.

The primary outcome was 7-day cotinine-verified point prevalence abstinence, allowing for a 2-week grace period.

As Philadelphia's Elton Brand pointed out Sunday, for losing franchises, there really is no grace period.

That could be a moot point, however, given the airline's apparent inclination to use the 10-day grace period.

It lists vacation deals, like a free fourth night at the Point Grace Resort, and up to 55percentt off rates at the Seven Stars resort.