Sentence examples for point of title from inspiring English sources

But Messi's precision from two of the spot-kicks won the game, meaning he outshone Cristiano Ronaldo, as Barcelona closed to within a point of title rivals Real and Atletico Madrid.

"This was a really clear message that DeVos just doesn't understand the point of Title IX at all".

The point of title couldn't be more obvious, but the plodding by-the-numbers manner in which it's told is its undoing.

The visitors kept pressing and Walker set up King to strike the clinching goal late on, leaving Hearts within five points of title victory and automatic promotion to the Scottish Premiership.

The result means Real are one point clear of title rivals Barcelona.

The bonus-point win keeps the island side four points clear of title rivals Ealing with four matches remaining this season.

But only in a narrow sense are those hours of slaughter the point of the title of Alessandro Barbero's "Day of the Barbarians".

I don't get the point of its title, "A Rugged Flourish," or its choice of music, Aaron Copland's Piano Variations.

In "The value of a good editor" (January 7th), we unwittingly proved the point of the title by referring to Joshua Rosenthal of the University of Puerto Rico subsequently as "Ms Rosenthal".

The last time Davenport played here was in 2005, and she came within a point of the title, losing to Venus Williams in a classic that did much to increase her fan base.

And it questions the point of the title: since lay clients have access to barristers not directly, but through solicitors, the claim that it serves as a useful kite-mark of quality is hard to sustain.Astonishingly, the OFT has nothing to say about barristers' fees.