Sentence examples for point story from inspiring English sources

In 1950 she danced gleefully with Cagney in The West Point Story.

In 1950 Del Ruth reunited with Cagney for The West Point Story, a lively musical that was popular with audiences.

Besides — and this may be the real reason that the West Point story is weak — it hasn't been disputed that Carson grew up the child of an impoverished, functionally illiterate single mother.

The aim of this project is to produce a system which Guardian editors can use to indicate the importance of a set of given news stories against a global ranking (for example, a story worth 1 point might be "A cat was found stuck up a tree in Croydon", whereas a 100 point story might be "A terrorist attack has been committed during the London 2012 Olympics").

But in Israel, "the Check Point story has become a national legend," says Jon Medved, who runs Israeli Seed Partners.

Question 4: Can you tell me about a time, a high point story, when you felt that your values and work were intertwined?

But this story is consistent with the facts disclosed about him so far - and, more to the point, stories like this do unfold in the world we inhabit.

Positive meaning making in high and low point stories predicted positive emotion regulation while negative meaning making in low point stories predicted negative emotion regulation.

One of the publisher's higher-ups caught wind of the article and decided to make a point: stories and reviews have gotten too critical lately.

González added: "I have never ever been told by Vicky or anybody else about the traffic points story.

Mr Clegg's wife Miriam said: "I have never ever been told by Vicky or anybody else about the traffic points story.