Sentence examples for points often from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore's points often had a subtext of tattling.

The differences on the initial points often lead to considerable distinct cluster results.

The search of optimal design points often leads to aircraft with higher cruise altitudes.

The Nuggets racked up 62 fast-break points, often scoring within seconds after a Knicks basket.

Room is provided for text, but in the computer's font, important points often get lost.

But these days the insults and talking points often come in code.

Earl Clark ended with 19 points, often seeming to will his willowy frame through the lane.

Since then, there have been low points, often connected with American actions in the world.

New wireless access points, often called MiFis, are devices the shape and size of a deck of cards.

But when the first serve goes in, most win about three-quarters of the points, often on aces.

The match turned in the third set, when Clément saved five set points, often with spectacular shot-making.