Sentence examples for in their points from inspiring English sources

Both six points and four points are more points than zero points, and zero points is the number of points that Australia has in their points column.

Not surprisingly, both shows are overwhelmingly Northern in their points of view: the South, its economy crippled, could not sustain much of a market for wartime art.

As more people use Bridj, plugging in their points of origin and destination, the "smarter" the system becomes, supplying customised, pop-up routes where people need them.

Chinatown's loss is the casinos' gain: many have used the tick-tack-toe chickens as a promotional perk for its frequent players, who can cash in their points for a chance to take on the chicken.

Directors like Wang Xiaoshuai ("So Close to Paradise"), Jia Zhang Ke ("Platform") and Lou Ye -- whose "Suzhou River" opens on Wednesday at the Film Forum in the South Village -- are more aggressive in their politics, more adventurous in their filmmaking styles and more personal in their points of view.

There were two opposing coalitions within the buyer, both with very strong opinions and confidence in their points of view.

Second, be interested in their point of view.

They grew up together in Brooklyn and are now at different points in their point-guard lives.

These dances are populated largely by women and feel decidedly female (not feminine) in their point of view.

These concise, declarative, article-free statements of human activity can, in their point-blankness, suggest gross inhumanity, deafness to that inhumanity and thus spirals of existential despair.

I am interested in their point of view and what they do, but I loathe the kind of nanas who pretend to be swinging and go to discos.