Sentence examples for make points with from inspiring English sources

So it has become easy for a populist to make points with poor voters by bashing Spain.

Vince Vespe admits that dating a German woman – and perhaps hoping to make points with her father, a Volkswagen owner and aficionado – influenced his decision to buy a red, white-topped Volkswagen Karmann Ghia convertible in 1961.

But somehow they can't resist trying to make points with the special interest groups, even if it means disrupting something as serious to the country as electrical power".

But American and Coca-Cola are not alone in trying to make points with fliers.

We're in there trying to, you know, speak to television cameras or make points with electorates or with lobby groups, but we never...'.

You can see the show appreciating the impact it was having and starting to make "points" with its storylines, such as the attempted rape of Edith, all to the show's ultimate detriment.

Tall, yes, and prone to making points with a firm rap of his fingers on the dressing room table.

The other dish, a juicy sirloin of beef, also made points with its sweet braised shallots and tasty beef jus.

Shrimp New Orleans also made points with its toss of fettuccine, green onions, tomato and sautéed shrimp in a spicy garlic-tomato broth.

Mr. Kerry may have made points with some Wisconsinites by deciding to hole up before the first presidential debate at the House on the Rock resort near Spring Green, not far from Frank Lloyd Wright's home Taliesin.

"President Bush has shown once again that he is more interested in making points with the extreme right wing of his party than with health care.