Sentence examples for points return from inspiring English sources

I look them in the eye and I know that they're bitterly disappointed with our points return but equally they know it's not all doom and gloom.

He scatters references to Nietzsche and Wittgenstein, half-apologising for the "clever stuff", though most of his points return neatly to anecdotes about himself.

The Red Bulls (7-5-4, 25 points) return to the field on Sunday (5 p.m., ESPN) in Chester, Pa., against the Philadelphia Union (6-5-4, 22) with second place at stake.

While understandably edgy on occasions, the mood was generally upbeat for the visit of league leaders City, a fixture which rarely reaps a points return for the Midlands outfit.

Take out the results against the Bundesliga's southern overlords and you'll get an average points return against the 16 others in the league that has markedly decreased from 2.34 (2011-12) to 2 (2012-13) and 2.1 (2.13-14).

"It has been well documented that we have not had the rub of the green in certain games this season but that does not cloud the generally disappointing points return during this calendar year, culminating in today's fourth-successive defeat at Cardiff.

One starter, Apodaca (12.1 points), returns.

Djokovic was able to win 83 points returning for the match, while Nadal only won 56.

Noah, who scored 12 points, returned in the fourth quarter and mostly hobbled around the court.

Go back to the previous two years 19966, 1997), however, and value outperformed growth by ten annual points, returning 27%.

HMGCR itself is up-regulated at the first three time points, returning to normal expression values at the later two time points.