Sentence examples for point for having from inspiring English sources

Morrison also said Australia was at a "tipping point" for having a national conversation about diversity.

Kirkwood died in 1989, best known at that point for having been co-writer of the book for "A Chorus Line".

I got the color right but lost a point for having no idea of my speed: I'd been fixated on a traffic signal.

"This report is an important starting point for having a constructive conversation about where we should be going in the regulatory process," said Deborah Lucas, director of the Golub Center and MIT Sloan professor.

I scored low because I don't know how to find the emergency broadcast channel on my radio (though I think I should have earned a point for having a battery-operated radio — and batteries).

Jacory Harris led No. 11 Miami to 31 points playing only the first half of a mismatch against Florida A&M, which was penalized at one point for having 13 players on defense yet still lost to the Hurricanes, 48-14.

"You can lose points for having your toe pointed one way rather than another.

I do feel I should get points for having read the entire "Left Behind" series, however.

Bonus points for having what looked like a monkey tattoo on his arm.

Popcorn wins extra points for having a rather superb collection of old flying helmets.

Hilde had longer jumps — 136 and 139 meters — but was deducted points for having more favorable winds.