Sentence examples for one point away from inspiring English sources
But there is hope for the opposition, at least in Europe: sporting director Christian Nerlinger has generously proclaimed that "one point" away to Napoli on Tuesday night would be deemed acceptable.
Several times on Friday night, MEN'S VOLLEYBALL was one point away from an enormous upset of eighth-ranked Penn State at Dillon Gym.
After a trying qualification campaign, typified by a loss to Kuwait on home soil last year, Australia needed to take at least one point away from the final Asian Cup qualifier to ensure they would not miss out.
Between May 28 and June 3, his approval rating dropped from 42percentto36percentcent, one point away from his all-time low of 35percentt on March 28.
The game would never be in question from there on with Oakwood (4-4) leading by as many as 12 and one point away from taking the first of three.
The term 'not quite autism' refers to individuals who are no more than one point away from meeting autism criteria according to the ADI-R on any or all of the 3 content domains (social, communication, and/or behaviour) and meet the age of onset criterion (before 36 months); or individuals who meet criteria on all 3 domains, but do not meet criteria for age of onset.
Furthermore, an attractive EM pushing force on the active source directed toward the boundary or a repulsive pulling one pointing away from it can arise accordingly.
They have won three of their eight League One matches at Meadow Lane but they have picked up just one point out of 24 away from home.
Nic Naitanui has kicked a last-second goal to enhance West Coast's top-four prospects and dent those of GWS, with the Eagles grabbing a last-gasp one-point away win over the Giants.
Although Smith did not want to reveal the identity of his new coach just yet, he inadvertently referred to Muckler by name at one point, giving away what had already seemed an open secret.
