Sentence examples for mercy points from inspiring English sources
The story coming out of Auburn is that Porter took the money to help keep his mother from being evicted, which could be true, but Porter is not likely to get mercy points from the N.C.A.A. JaRon Rush, the star at U.C.L.A., took $6,525 from an amateur coach, but when Rush agreed to pay the money back, the N.C.A.A. shortened his suspension to nine games.
Kennings for Sumarr are given in chapter 30, including "son of Svásuðr", "comfort of the snakes", "growth of men", exemplified in an excerpt given from a work by the skald Egill Skallagrímsson where "Valley-fish's mercy" points to "Snake's mercy", which signifies "Summer".
Mercier points out parallels between Synge's casts of tramps, beggars and peasants and many of the figures in Beckett's novels and dramatic works.
Ms. Monk thought "Mercy" should point, however subtly, to the actual lives behind its movement, wordless songs and evocative scenes.
The Cuvée André Mercier 2001 177 points, £7.60) had terrific length of savoury fruit showing chocolate, a hint of tobacco, deeply roasted berries and firm yet smooth tannins.
Even the softest masters were without mercy on this point.
At that point, "Mercy" consisted of some 20 fragments, identified in shorthand: "gong text," "bubbles," "core chant," "head shaking".
The video showed Namezi comparing the track to a 2013 Boddika/Joy Orbison song, "Mercy (VIP)", and pointing out that the two songs had a nearly identical beat.
After eight more points, the Mercy Rule — a constantly running clock — would take effect.
(Thanks to his pronounced limp, Mr. Furst ungraciously points out, Mercier actually "didn't dash very well").
At one point in "Mercy," Ms. Monk opens her mouth and we watch a singing voice see.
