Sentence examples for points put on from inspiring English sources

But McRae was still left admitting: "Sides will come here this year, the way Saints played tonight, and get 60, 70 points put on them..

Indeed, I should like to see the various euphemisms for a horrible boss broken down even further, with potential percentage improvement points put on managerial epithets like "hard taskmaster", "doesn't suffer fools" and "knows how to push your buttons".

It was Cronulla's first defeat since round three against Manly – a remarkable run of 16 games – and the 30 points put on them was the most the Sharks had conceded this season.

James, who went 7 of 7 from the field and 8 of 9 from the free-throw line to score 22 first-quarter points, put on a show for a capacity crowd that booed him at the beginning of the game but later cheered.

"If we play like we did against Italy, we'll get 40 points put on us.

"If we perform like we did against France, we will probably get more points put on us than we did on Saturday.

That's when Ewing unleashed 7 consecutive points, putting on a show in his old college town and giving the Knicks a shaky 53-52 haleadme lead.

To a point, putting on a huge gig is the same as putting on a small gig, in terms of basic elements and concepts.

James Bamborough tweeted last night: "David Cameron is DEFINITELY going to say you aint no muslim bruv at some point putting on an urban accent.

He wrote most of Some Hope with a towel round his waist; he was so sweating so much, there was no point putting on a shirt.

There's no point putting on extra muscle.