Sentence examples for longer points from inspiring English sources

Against Djokovic, he won his share of the longer points, too.

"I tried to put him under pressure in the tie breaker by playing harder and longer points," Pioline said.

The battle that Murray did win was the longer points – again, a round of applause for Green.

As soon as the QE2 is halfway out into the river, the force of the current is obvious: the stern no longer points southwest but directly west.

The young Dutch player will try to tire Kanepi, in the hopes that her confidence in playing longer points will erode and her unforced errors will mount.

Under the tutelage of Thomas Hogstedt, Sharapova has improved her movement on clay, as well as her ability to play longer points.

When the pistol is no longer pointed at their heads, do they reveal their true identities as liberal pluralists?

The regime can no longer point to the relative calm that prevailed until recently in the centre of Syria's two biggest cities, Damascus and Aleppo.

But listen: at this point, even if an interviewer wants to spend a few minutes, or longer, pointing out, interpreting, and panegyrizing my undeniable physical appeal, I'm not going to sulk or storm away.

But using the rudder while the plane keeps flying in the same direction can cause a skid, in which the plane swivels, its nose no longer pointing straight into the airstream.

Journalists, tax experts and campaigners have been investigating and exposing the tax scams being perpetrated by big businesses for far longer – pointing out glaring loopholes in Britain's tax system.