Sentence examples for list points from inspiring English sources

Our judges all provided a list; points were then collated to form an overall top 10.

Our 10 judges all came up with their own list; points were then collated and added to points from last year's ranking to form an overall top 10.

So, while the past is a foreign country where they did things differently, to paraphrase L P Hartley's opening to his novel of lost innocence, the power list points to a more hopeful future.

The following list points out the key arguments for a time-predictable computer architecture.

For people in a job on the skilled-worker list, points are awarded for factors including age, recognised qualifications, and previous experience working abroad.

Instead, today's list points to general U.S. trends, like the upcoming iPhone event, Big Brother spoilers, and Starbucks Pumpkin Spice latté, among other things.

The document, which circulated between the White House and Capitol Hill, included a candidate-by-candidate list pointing to Democratic strength.

The US Alzheimer's Association now has aluminium on its myth list – pointing out that there is not enough evidence to show that an association exists.

Ultimately, the movies on the list point forward to the future of the art, even if some of that future has already slipped into the past.

For example, when multiple User-Agents corresponding to the same cipher suite list point to different versions of a client application.

(OK, OK. One comment. Certain inclusions on the guest list point to some obvious themes in Barack Obama's upcoming speech -- note the presence of Lilly Ledbetter, for example).