Sentence examples for point awards from inspiring English sources

In 1928 the National Collegiate Athletic Association adopted the collegiate style of wrestling as a national sport, and this resulted in the formulation of a set of point awards to keep a running score during a bout.

There's even a Jeannie porn film!" Only a true innocent would be surprised by that, but she has a point: awards and laudatory reviews might be all well and good, but you know you've hit the true collective-unconscious jackpot when they make slot machines and porno knockoffs in your honor.

He's got a point; awards juries pluck books and authors from obscurity all the time.

The AFL-CIO introduced additional gamification elements to the tool leading up to the 2012 elections, including volunteer challenges and surprise point awards for using the tool multiple days in a row, and ultimately engaged more than 10,000 volunteers through the site.

No point awarded here.

A bonus point, awarded to nations with a personality cult, brings the maximum mark to 10.

Responses were given a score based on an eight-point scale total with the following breakdown: one point awarded for each properly answered multiple choice question and three points awarded for properly identifying the three components of the Triad.

Points are awarded for destroying bricks based on their shade, with one point awarded for the lightest and three for the darkest.

Archers earn points based on which circle their arrow landed in, with ten points awarded for hitting the center circle, and one point awarded for hitting the outermost circle.

The outcome variable was the total score, with 1 point awarded for each correct pair named during the time limit.

The WQA tool consists of 22 yes/no type questions, with a point awarded for positive or correct information.