Sentence examples for points faced from inspiring English sources

Questioned on television to prove his points, faced with contrary evidence, he talks past it.

Marbury missed 8 of 10 shots in the third quarter and suddenly the Suns were down by 21 points, faced with losing for the second straight night.

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But whatever direction Fountains of Wayne seems to turn, all points face the sun.

In layout, the airport is roughly like a pair of triangles whose points face each other and are connected by a long line.

Ms. Fitzsimmons proposes laying the seeds on their sides — that is, with the points facing right or left, an orientation that gives the shoot an easier path to sunlight.

The result left Essex in third place on 10 points, facing a trip to Warwickshire in the last eight.

Jack rocks were sharp tools made up of nails welded together with their points facing out designed to puncture the tires.

The central piece is also flanked by wooden pieces with sharp points (facing downwards) that are intended to prevent bad spirits enveloping the ancestor in the central part.