Sentence examples for mighty point from inspiring English sources

Yet in Europe Spurs have already proved a mighty point.

There is less giggling and more art in the other Amazon special, "The Snowy Day," a gorgeous translation of Ezra Jack Keats 1962 Caldecott Medal-winning picture book, which broke ground by making its central, and almost only, character black —  that race was incidental to the story was Keats' small but mighty point.

It was left to first-team coach David Platt to explain the value of three mighty points on a day when Chelsea won at Tottenham and neighbours United swept past Stoke.

His mighty shoulders point like ax blades in either direction.

Few Cards games were televised, but I was astonished to discover that I could plant my right ear firmly against my small but mighty radio, point it toward my bathroom window at a certain angle and, above the static, listen to the impassioned play by play of the inimitable Harry Caray, broadcasting from the 50,000-Watt radio station KMOX in St . Louis

One recent survey showed female voters favour Labor by a mighty 16 points, double the lead for all voters.

Pupils and parents have travelled 3,288 miles (scoring a mighty 66,490 points) on fobbing expeditions over two months to outwalk all Salford's other 23 participating schools and 13 community groups.

But those songs were then homogenised and pasteurised.' In A Mighty Wind, that point is made via the perma-grinning New Main Street Singers, whose membership includes sometime porn star Laurie Bohner.

Even so, most of the comedy community rallied around the "Mighty Wind" star, pointing out that what he's accused of doing is exactly what you're supposed to do in an adult theater.

Under a system of three points for a win, Spurs would have taken 57 points at home and seven away, a mighty difference of 50 points.

The Mighty Ducks' 11-game point streak ended.