Sentence examples for many points when from inspiring English sources

It has playful touches, moments that are serious, and many points when it creates an acute awareness of form.

"I think the tape was one of many points when Virdon saw exactly what he was dealing with when it came to the Boss," Madden said.

Since becoming leader, there had been too many points when he appeared to have so overthought the message that he had forgotten how to be himself.

"It's an intimidating and daunting thing, particularly when your daughter gets lost among a sea of reporters and you have no idea how it's going to turn out," Mr. Huntsman said Friday at one of many points when he seemed to be thinking aloud.

Hidden along the way are "Relics of Sindarin", which are worth many points when collected.

Sorry, we don't mean to call people names; we're just saying that if he lost that many points when he was trying to make a good impression, then he's a loser.

Nathan-Turner picked light entertainer Sylvester McCoy as Tardis occupant number seven, a controversial choice to which many pointed when viewing figures continued to fall (sometimes as low as 3m; in Baker's heyday, they had peaked at 13m).

"We didn't get too many points, and when you come to play teams you expect to be beating, you still struggle to get back to the heights you were before," O'Neil adds.

Under the act, the centre will get new powers around collecting, processing, linking and analysing data, and in certain circumstances it will be allowed to handle patient identifiable data - one of many sticking points when the government was attempting to get the bill passed.

Of course, it didn't seem like the Eagles would need many late points when they held a 20-3 leat at halftime.

An orbit from the fittest individual evolved under low-level noise encounters many turning points when subjected to noisy environment.