Sentence examples for have any points from inspiring English sources
"We don't have any points to give away," Niedermayer said.
It can have flat upfront fees but can't have any points.
By some miracle, I don't yet have any points on my licence.
"Caster won't have any points," said Meadows, "but they can invite a wild-card.
They did not open up, were subdued and did not have any points of view; I want that changed.
They do not have any points to show for two high-concentration performances where their few lapses were brutally punished.
And an article on Alan King and Billy Crystal titled "From Soup to Nuts: Laughter in the Suburbs" does not seem to have any point.
Terrifying because you don't want anything to sound awful, or like you're wasting time, or playing something that doesn't have any point to it".
Large but soft-shoed, bearish but courtly, he pads around, seemingly befuddled and preoccupied as he entertains his staff with funny stories whose point is that they don't have any point.
"Argentina is only a friendly, we do not have any point to prove to anyone.
Frequency-based gratings only have any point when checking the video response in analogue systems.
