Sentence examples for point that mattered from inspiring English sources

And on almost every point that mattered, they gave Apple what it wanted.

This time, the only match point that mattered at 5-2 in the second set was the first match point.

Attention was lavished on their failure to emulate England the previous week and secure a bonus point from Fiji, but the point that mattered ahead of Saturday's meeting with the hosts at Twickenham was that for the first hour Australia showed more cohesion and organisation than any other major nation in their first outing this tournament.

Perhaps it was the last point that mattered most, coupled with his inability to ease up on the gas pedal that buried MF Global.

Liam Fox, for all his talents, is both too rightwing and too inferior to his rivals on the points that matter.

Here are three other points that matter about all this.

I'm not fussed about our league position because it is points that matter to me.

2. Create a connection plan - Identify the touch points that matter most to buyers at each stage of their journey.

That said I can hear the JB fanboys already saying that it's points that matter so if JB finishes ahead of Hamilton then that must be because he's a better driver.

But Djokovic played worse on the points that mattered most: he had seventeen break points, and converted only three of them.

Though Hewitt saved the first three match points he faced, Ferrero won the last two points that mattered, a forehand winner at deuce and then the backhand passing shot that will be replayed on Spanish television in the years to come.