Sentence examples for points joining from inspiring English sources

Jefferson finished the game with 10 points, joining Harris and Aaron Williams off the bench in double figures.

The final, however, was as traditional as Christmas - neighbours voted for each other, items of clothing were shed, traditional drums were put to interesting use and the UK picked up just 19 points joining France, Germany and Spain (the big four) in the bottom six.

The win put Argyle on 40 points, joining a group of four other teams on the same total at the bottom of League Two.. "It's massive and the most important thing is getting the three points," Sheridan said of the victory, which was only Argyle's second in the space of a month.

Surveys out this week from YouGov for HuffPost and for The Economist, from Morning Consult for Politico, and from Marist for PBS NewsHour and NPR all find public opposition to Kavanaugh's nomination outstripping support for it by between 3 to 6 points, joining previous polls that also found him earning negative ratings.

This makes it hard to believe that Greenspan would return to his old talking points, joining the offensive coordinated by Wall Street banks and others saying that the Wall Street Reform Act will never work, and its implementing regulations should be delayed or watered down.

Marbury made the necessary adjustment, scoring 27 points on 10-of-23 10-of-23 10-of-23y Lucioushooting (15 points) joined him in doubut figures.

Pierce led all scorers with 21 points and Walker added 14. Kidd, with 12 points, joined Rogers, Richard Jefferson (14) and Lucious Harris (14) in double figures.

A network (or a graph) is a set of points joined together by a set of lines, as shown in Fig. 1.

Only Edgaras Ulanovas (12 points) joined him in double digits in scoring.

Networks are a collection of points joined together in pairs by lines.

There's no point joining unless you are clear about what attracts you to the cause.