Sentence examples for listed points from inspiring English sources

She said she listed points in her client's favor: Ms. White had had the locks on her apartment changed four times and had obtained a court order of protection, which Mr. Strouble tore up in front of her.

Weight Watchers points became a cultural touchstone: Restaurants like Applebee's distributed special Weight Watchers menus; food companies like Healthy Choice listed points on their soup cans; and members bought Weight Watchers cookbooks, scales and points calculators.

An article on Thursday about a disputed Defense Department memorandum that listed points of intelligence linking the Iraqi leadership of Saddam Hussein to the Qaeda terrorist network misstated the timing of the Pentagon's establishment of the Office of Special Plans in preparation for a possible war in Iraq.

Correction: November 24, 2003, Monday An article on Thursday about a disputed Defense Department memorandum that listed points of intelligence linking the Iraqi leadership of Saddam Hussein to the Qaeda terrorist network misstated the timing of the Pentagon's establishment of the Office of Special Plans in preparation for a possible war in Iraq.

At one point near the end of the session, he leaned forward in his chair and looked at a yellow legal pad on the table in front of him, which listed points where he believed he and Mrs. Clinton differ on how to go forward in Iraq.

An email written by Miranda on March 18 , 2003 and copied to Kavanaugh, had the subject line was "for use and not distribution". Miranda wrote that "Dem staffers say that they have confidential information," and he then listed "points they make". Leahy said the points came from a draft of a letter written by his office.

I pulled his sleeve around to the back, where the colored soldiers are listed, pointed upward, and waited for the scowl.

Choose the sentence and let your mobile phone speak it out loud in Mandarin Chinese (the app also lists points of interests and the names of restaurants).

I will therefore list points made by Dawkins in his review (in italics) that have been rejected by the many long ago.

The Lords listed 10 points that the courts must consider if a paper pleads qualified privilege.

They listed four points they would "not abandon," including "strengthening European competitiveness and research".