Sentence examples for points calling from inspiring English sources

In an early class with Professor Mankiw, Mr. Wolfers took issue with one of his professor's points, calling out, "That's bollocks, Greg".

He also suggested that his fellow Republicans were using the malpractice issue to score political points, calling their bill a "political document".

In addition, he does not distinguish between percent and percentage points, calling a climb to 6percentt from 3percentt in the savings rate an increase of 3percentt; it is, in fact, 100percentt.

Testifying after Comey, Bruce Sewell, Apple's general counsel, countered the FBI director on multiple points, calling its court order "a way to cut off the debate" rather than engaging in it.

Wine Spectator rated the wine 93 points, calling it "polished, refined and generous".

Fig. 4 a) border lines and end points between convex areas, b) E-lines connecting border end points, c) the E-line mediating the shortest path between A and C. In order to find the shortest angular path between any two points, it is only necessary to search the set of border end points and the lines connecting mutually visible end points (calling them E-lines hereafter) (Fig. 4b).

The game consists of 15 points, called aces.

The faces meet at line segments called edges, which meet at points called vertices.

American brigades and regiments would protect refugee collection points called "catch basins" on the borders.

The celestial equator and the ecliptic intersect at two points called the equinoxes (vernal and autumnal).

One of the four brokered points called for a halt to government subsidies for settlers.