Sentence examples for points a lot from inspiring English sources

She can stay in points a lot better now".

You can tell because Mr. Tanaka's marionette has a gruff voice and points a lot.

Dr. Kanithi said later that "there were lots of different points, a lot of moments that confirmed this was it".

"As soon as I started playing more solid and started dictating the points a lot more, then it was all me out there," Jankovic said after her victory.

Assuming that Mr. Obama holds some sort of lead a week or two from today — whether it's one point, three points, or five points — a lot of our focus will then be on watching Mr. Romney's clock.

It was like being in a foreign country: the maths teacher was a sweet, encouraging young guy, like a policeman in a foreign country who points a lot and you don't understand what he's pointing at.

Scores were computed by assigning 3 points to "very much", 2 points to "a lot", 1 point to "a little", and 0 points to "not at all".

Another reporter was more to the point: "A lot of fans are disappointed in the situation.

His main point: a lot of JPMorgan's moat was dug with taxpayer help.

Mr. Bush made a similar point: "A lot of people in rural America like living there.

"McCain pointed a lot of fingers instead of giving answers," Steve O'Connor, a plumber, told me.