Sentence examples for house points from inspiring English sources
noun
Point awarded to a member of the house of a grammar school or public school for sporting and other achievement.
In fact, there is an active competition for the House Cup and you see the house points for all four houses in the Great Hall.
There are sections for your wand, your house points, notifications, friends and favourites.
Gold stars, house points, smiley faces and stickers are a con.
Was he about to bend over and have his backside spanked or receive a gold sticker and two house points?
The result: gridlock and instability.Florencio Abad, a member of the outgoing House, points out that most durable democracies, especially in poorer countries, are governed by parliaments.
Each child has an individual schedule of skills to work on, and achievements are rewarded by stickers that count towards house points.
Clarence House pointed out that the prince carried out more than 600 engagements a year, giving him a unique perspective.
The Beach House (Point Saline, Airport Road, St . Georges; 473-444-4455; beachhousegrenada.com) is a friendly, lively spot on the beach offering international twists on local seafood.
MR. MCDONALD LED A TOUR of his house, pointing out how in the wide hallway of the stairwell, the middle of the tile-edge floor is unadorned concrete.
Mr. Mehdi said he was arrested on the night of Dec. 2 when six soldiers barged into his house, pointing guns at him, his wife and his children.
They gave me a tour of the house, pointing out items they'd collected: Persian rugs, Mexican pottery, a floor-mounted globe.
