Sentence examples for points garnered from inspiring English sources

Brentford currently sit fourth in League One, with nine points garnered from a possible 12, and in Saturday's London derby hammered Leyton Orient 5-0.

Points garnered real-world rewards: when you reached level five, you got a TaskRabbit T-shirt; level ten came with business cards.

What is more, United actually boast the best home record in the Premier League this season, with 40 points garnered, while City have lost their last 4 away games in all competitions.

With just four points garnered from the opening three matches in Serie A and the volatile Berlusconi calling the shots, a change of scenery could come earlier if Celtic cause an upset at the San Siro.  .

But the point garnered here could yet prove crucial, with these two sides in direct combat for automatic qualification from Group B. It meant the 30,000-strong crowd, the largest for a Wales home game in three-and-half years, left contented, especially as the point lifted the team to the top of the table.

Since the law's signing, its most salient point garnered high media attention and criticism from stakeholders in the logging industry.

Big K.R.I.T., who has a more robust mix tape catalogue than some of his peers, may have, at this point, garnered more mainstream success and elicited sparks of reaction from the crowd, but it never reached a fevered pitch.

"I think a lot of this is driven by people feeling threatened by vegans," said Tenzin Dheden, noting that the businesses Vegandale replaced had similar price points but garnered nowhere near the same level of controversy.

In 2005, when he won by 19.4 points and garnered 753,089 votes, he gave out $1.55 million.

The Meggetland men, however, were not to be denied and when Howarth kicked a penalty goal the deserved points were garnered.

A point here, garnered with a squad hard-hit by injuries, keeps alive the faint hopes of qualification for next summer's World Cup.