Sentence examples for have point from inspiring English sources

They're going to have point guards.

More serious critics, however, have point to other issues.

He might have point when he highlights Channel 4's over-reliance on Endemol.

In the early rounds, pick teams that have point guards who can score when the shot clock is winding down.

The conspiracy theorists also appear to have point when it comes to suggestions of overt bias against Sanders by the Democratic National Committee and party loyalists.

A Twitter user with more than 70,000 followers, Ms. Gasteyer began sending Twitter messages about Weight Watchers and its points system, where foods have point values related to caloric content, and users can raise daily point allotments by exercising.

KOURLAS -- Do you guys have point-shoe rituals?

"It is more sensational and maybe makes for better reading to have point-counterpoint.

Was Fox resistant to the overall concept, or did they have point-by-point problems with it?

In the United States, motor carriers of less-than-truckload shipments (say, 50 to 10,000 pounds) have point-to-point tariffs using the first three numbers in ZIP codes.

Indeed, as tobacco companies grow ever more aggressive in marketing their products through the channels they still have, point-of-sale advertising is becoming increasingly important, according to Ms. Ivey, who said that the biggest battle today is at the retail level, where display space is at a premium and the tobacco companies are constantly jockeying for position.