Sentence examples for point for taking from inspiring English sources

It's the perfect vantage point for taking in the city's fast-rising thicket of skyscrapers.

With the point for taking the game to overtime, the Rangers (34-24-9) are tied for sixth in the conference, with 77 points.

Each player then scores what was won as follows: 1 point for each sweep, ace, and little casino, 2 points for big casino, 1 point for taking the most spades, and 3 points for taking the most cards (unless tied).

Berlin's more than 100 miles of navigable waters eventually connect to the Baltic Sea, the North Sea and the Rhine, so the city is ideal as a starting point for long trips like Mr. Ohler's, but the waterways also offer a special vantage point for taking in the city itself.

Hanging in Gallery 56B on the ground floor, just to the left of the museum entrance, the small, luminous painting on panel — surrounded by works by Raphael, Fra Angelico and Botticelli — provides a good point for taking in the Prado's collection of Italian Renaissance painting.

The Rangers struggled in this game to make up for the losses of Betts and Gomez, although they were happy to battle back as well as they did to tie the game and get a point for taking it to overtime.

Points for taking ownership of it, for sure.

Bonus points for taking down the odd pigeon, too.

And the ever-present demand for brownie points for taking a "tough" stance.

Angels earn points for taking bikes from full stations and parking them at empty ones.

Groove Armada deserves points for taking on the challenge of a traditional live show.