Sentence examples for in a points from inspiring English sources
Ukip would have an instant referendum on EU membership, bring in a points quota on immigration and build 200,000 new homes.
The bill would bring in a "points" system for 380,000 people a year, similar to those in use in Canada and Australia.
Frankfurt and Nürnberg will get off with heavy fines but the next incident may result in a points deduction.
Mr. Shmueli recommends that fliers check the promotions before booking any flight because many of the promotions require preregistration in a points program.
In a points race, you've got to be able to sprint as hard as you can, rest for five laps, then sprint, over and over again.
White arrow without head in (A) points to interstitial edema.
Villeneuve had to finish the race in a points-scoring position (points were awarded for drivers finishing in sixth place or higher) and ahead of Schumacher to become World Drivers' Champion.
Meanwhile behaviorists see a few where games and life intersect for real (not just in a points-means-prizes way) and players ascribing value to gamelike activities.
However the Kiwi was matched for accuracy by opposite number Sharp, who was also busy from the tee in a points-packed second leg.
