Sentence examples for looking for a point from inspiring English sources

And they are still looking for a point guard, as Chaney unintentionally let slip in the preseason.

"I'm not saying that's the be all and end all, but I am looking for a point," Strachan said.

Perhaps if that is the outcome we will say afterwards that it was enough, but we are not interested in looking for a point in advance".

The Melbourne-based ceramicist Glenn Tebble of Glenn Tebble Homewares says: "I think chefs are looking for a point of difference, for sure".

The Londoners appeared to have come to Norfolk looking for a point to preserve their unbeaten league record - but after withstanding all the hosts could throw at them they ended coming away with all three.

played the score, and were eminently watchable: the musicians' arms, bent at the elbows, churned like pistons as their mallets hit the marimba bars; the two vocalists stood still, ghostly in the dimness, as they waited for their cue; Boudreau observed the dancers eagerly, looking for a point of synchronization.

If you're looking for a point-and-shoot with a few bells and whistles, this probably isn't for you.

"Maybe the point is not to look for a point".

Glancing around George's flat, the young psychiatrist looked for a point of conversation.

(See: "Investors Look For A Point From The Fed").

"We've come out to look for a point or three and we've got one.