Throughout play, at meaningful points of accomplishment, users are prompted to answer questions.
In taking on a largely male world, the only woman to do better was Margaret Thatcher.Yet obituary writers in British newspapers, most of them kind to Mrs Castle's memory, have been hard put to point to accomplishments of hers that have endured.
In fact, he can point to accomplishments in their behalf.
Asked about Mr. Bush's record on civil rights and racial matters, the White House spokesman, Scott McClellan, said Thursday that the president could point to "a record of accomplishment".
They maintain that when a marathon runner gains endurance chemically rather than through training, or when a mystic gains Nirvana through psychosurgery rather than meditation, each misses the point of these types of accomplishments.
I am long past the point of feeling any sort of accomplishment for finishing a race.
Students and faculty have made a point of recognizing the Lions' accomplishment.
Even before the midway point of "The Yankee Years," a glow of accomplishment and memory seems to accumulate around the 1996 and 1998-2000 Championship team players who made their mark and, it turned out, could not be replicated — Paul O'Neill, Chuck Knoblauch, Tino Martinez, Scott Brosius, Bernie Williams.
Even before the midway point of "The Yankee Years," a glow of accomplishment and memory seems to accumulate around the 1996 and 1998-2000 Championship team players who made their mark and, it turned out, could not be replicated Paul O'Neill, Chuck Knoblauch, Tino Martinez, Scott Brosius, Bernie Williams.
James made a point of talking up his own accomplishments.
It represented my life — my hard work, my accomplishments, my point of view, my mother's originality.
