Sentence examples for make the points from inspiring English sources
"So I wanted to be sure to take advantage of that and make the points tough".
"I'm going to have to attack, try to get to the net, make the points shorter," he said.
When I interviewed the author the other day, he said, "If I put it in the future, I could make up stories to make the points clearer.
He's going to make the points he thinks are important, but he doesn't think the country needs someone who just scores points in debates by attacking".
Saints had an early chance after the break to make the points safe, but Michael Shenton knocked on from James Roby's break; there was a hint that they may regret that when Joel Monaghan went over in the corner.
On further reflection, I think it's possible to make the points I was trying to make in my post on Texas more clearly using – wait for it – supply and demand.
The charts make the point clearly.
In fact you make the point.
My own recent mishaps make the point.
They make the point that extreme overcrowding is depressingly common.
Butterfield's data make the point.
