Sentence examples for lamb points from inspiring English sources
Lamb points to some of the conclusions in the latest IPCC report, which says climate change will worsen problems that society already has, such as poverty, sickness, violence and displacement.
In between the injuries, the Lamb points, the Balshaw try and the Ospreys' errors there was plenty of the real stuff of which Gloucester's victory was made, their tackling.
Lamb points to the banknote collection of FrankLevitan.
The slightly lower reduction in lambs points to a marginal increase in lambing percentages, which would suggest a move to less hardy and more productive breeds.
Squeezed into the store and serving unlikely Texas truck stop fare like escargot and rack of lamb, Chef Point Café attracts local residents and culinary tourists alike.
Australia Day has courted controversy this year, with a movement to change the date of the national celebration gaining significant momentum, and a "We Love Our Lamb" advertisement winning points for diversity but losing points for glossing over the whole Invasion Day thing.
KENTUCKY 66, GEORGIA 60 Doron Lamb scored 19 points, including a pair of crucial baskets to halt a late Georgia rally, and No. 14 Kentucky won its 29th consecutive game at Rupp Arena, the second-longest active home streak in the country.
With Lamb down 3 points in his own internal polls he still has plenty of work to do, but if Republicans don't improve their message to blue-collar voters, this could be Democrats' first House seat pickup in the Trump era.
Hereford hammered Tamworth to leave the Lambs just two points above the Blue Square Bet Premier drop zone.
Northampton appeared in a degree of control when the impeccable Lamb kicked another three points in the 22nd minute after a Varley infringement.
Byfield was on the bench for Belford's first game in charge last weekend - after four successive postponements - when two late goals helped Tamworth beat fellow strugglers Gateshead at The Lamb to move five points clear of the Blue Square Bet Premier danger zone.
