Sentence examples for many points only from inspiring English sources

Duke has scored that many points only four times in the last four years.

In this unflinching memoir, Gordon, an acclaimed fiction writer, attempts to "walk around" her mother's life, "to view it from many points — only one of which was her career as my mother".

We lost many points, not only in this game which was a very difficult one, but in others too.

Upon cystoscopy and bladder filling, the bladder wall was found to be very fragile at many points, not only at the sites of Hunner's ulcers (unpublished observation).

At Murrayfield, Ireland had won by that many points or more only twice before.

With so many points already surrendered, only victory will put England back on course for the Euro 2008 finals and Tal knows what sort of reaction McClaren would face should he fail.

On Black and White accounts, when you don't have many points you will only be able to access Pleasant Forest, Rugged Mountain, Spooky Mansion, Dream Park and Icy Cave, and even then the Pokemon you encounter will be limited.

"At many points our works not only intersected, but they braided together and fused".

We know that Obama is sorry that the Bush Administration set things up the way it did — but there are only so many points one gets for that.

But there are only so many points you can make in a short article, so it's always better to make one or two points clearly than to attack your reader with a barrage of semi-developed ideas.

Fassel said he did not care how many yards the offense generated, only how many points it produced, and how it reduced turnovers.