Sentence examples for online point from inspiring English sources

Once children find answers to questions like the type of bird depicted on the handle of Tutankhamun's ceremonial dagger, they unlock a clue that can be entered online to earn online point rewards redeemable for other puzzles and games.

"Drama major is kind of hard online," point guard Nate Robinson said.

But as Greek officials and Spiegel Online point out, Germany never paid back the loans Greece was forced to make to the Nazis.

While one participant might rely heavily on the organization's online point counter and recipes in the first month or two, the group meetings and online discussion boards might become more important as one's weight loss reached a plateau, said Miller-Kovach.

Other studies have assessed other dimensions such as user's satisfaction, how well different online point of care services answered questions arising in daily clinical work, content development, and evidence based soundness.

Scars of overlapping block multiplications and a higher similarity of repeats in the middle of arrays (fig. 3 B and supplementary figs. S1 b and S4, Supplementary Material online) point to unequal crossover to maintain stable repeat arrays (fig. 5), similar to what was described for centromeric DNA repeat evolution (Melters et al. 2013).

You earn League Points when playing online, pointing to a rich meta-framework.

Mr. Conn, of Ticketmaster Online, pointed out that among his company's alliances, two were with competitors, Yahoo and The Denver Post.

Goldman's research note, featured Wednesday on Barron's Online, points out that negotiations could take several years and will likely result in a lower bill than the headline amount.

Our technology enables companies to integrate carbon offsets into online point-of-sale.

Poppin will also soon be rolling out an updated version of its "Design a Desk" software, an online point-and-click tool that lets you visualize and mix-and-match colors on a virtual desk, allowing you to see how the products will look together on a real desk before ordering.