Sentence examples for points read from inspiring English sources

"Analysts estimate that the actual net exposure is meaningfully lower," the talking points read.

In this example we plot up data points read from a FITS file and an ASCII file that uses tab-separated values (e.g. as created by the catalog option in ds9), as well as displaying contours that were also created by ds9.

Start from the beginning — there are three seasons in total, one just released, plus a full-length film, "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me" — and, for bonus points, read the disturbing tie-in novel, "The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer," after you finish the first season.

Their advertisements, heavily peppered with exclamation points, read, "Stop paying those high retail prices and start saving with Indiansmokesonline!" and "Make Senecasmokes your choice for discount cigarettes, you'll be glad you did!" Shoppers who visit the store tend to buy two to five cartons at a time, shop owners say, while those who buy over the phone or Internet buy from 2 cartons to 50.

Here's how the first bullet of the talking points read: "Working families will not lose their tax cut.

"Wisconsin Club for Growth raised 12 million dollars and ran a soup to nuts campaign," the talking points read, referencing the state Senate recall races in 2011.

The first of its four points reads: "Stay Calm.

Still, a sign at one of the vantage points reads, "Tourists go away".

"If a customer contacts us to inquire about this, please use the following talking points," reads the e-mail.

The list of high points reads like a corporate fairy tale: Received significant financial investments from Toyota and Panasonic.

At first, Conway stuck to the talking points, reading verbatim from a three-page letter written by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, criticizing Comey's treatment of Clinton.