Sentence examples for make up points from inspiring English sources

The organisers of Wimbledon loaded the schedule for the first day like a Ryder Cup captain desperate to make up points on the final Sunday.

A championship contender, Stewart is still trying to make up points lost in the Daytona 500 in which unsympathetic rivals dubbed him "Flipper".

However, throughout the next few weeks the hopes of the faithful aren't very high for San Jose to make up points or climb in the standings.

I was terrible with exams and book reports so I was always doing extra credit projects to make up points in all the classes.

By way of example, he mentioned the 1,000 extra police officers who just happen to make up point four of his nine-point "Plan for a Greater London", plastered on billboards citywide.Most of Mr Johnson's nine points involve spending money.

This work in conjunction with previous review papers make up reference point for the knowledge of the use of solar thermal energy for liquid pumping purpose.

As we head towards the dog days of summer, the Fire need to start making up the points they dropped early season.

To make matters worse, space is three-dimensional when regarded as made up of points, but four-dimensional when made up of lines.

This raises an intriguing epistemological issue: it is easy to conceive of space as made up of points, but impossible to regard it intuitively as made up of lines.

A grid made up of points spaced 200 meters apart was created over the study area of Eastern Massachusetts, using ArcGIS 9.1 (ESRI, Redlands, CA) buffer tool.

The last team to make up 11 points at the halfway stage and win the title were Wolfsburg, in 2009, when they hauled in Hoffenheim.