Sentence examples for points members from inspiring English sources

What You Get: Instead of points, members of this program receive perks and insider experiences designed by individual hotels.

On some issues, the administration has muddied its own message for the sake of scoring political points, members of both parties say.

Soon after he won re-election in 1996 with a margin of 60 percentage points, members of his inner circle, known as the Muffin Group for their breakfast meetings, kicked around ideas for ways he might help other Republicans.

In addition to the reputation points, members can also earn "badges" for accomplishing certain goals, such as being the first to recommend a place, for getting 100 views on a guide, or 10 likes.

Their tax legislation would also directly benefit a constituency usually omitted from GOP talking points: members of Congress themselves.

After this point members of the group stop being treated as representative samples of their sex or race or class.

(At one point members of the family owned about three-quarters of the stock; today, they control less than half).

At one point, members of the crowd took out their wallets in memory of Amadou Diallo, an immigrant killed by New York cops as he reached for his wallet.

At that point, members will be forced to either make a new deal on spending reductions or face automatic cuts in the military budget and other popular programs.

To join the voting at this point, members had to see all 12 films in a screening room in Los Angeles, San Francisco or New York.

By this point, members of García's entourage were making furious gestures at his caddie, tapping their foreheads and telling him to try to keep Sergio focused.