Sentence examples for points spending from inspiring English sources

Kenyon Martin, in his first Garden game, had 10 rebounds, but just 8 points, spending much of his time arguing with the referees.

Walker largely stuck to his talking points, spending more time going after unions than directly attacking Barrett, and telling viewers that the way to heal the polarized state was to reelect him on June 5 and move beyond the recalls.

In terms of the mean number of points spent for each domain, patients spent the most points (4.3) to improve their relationships, followed by fatigue (3.8) and then walking (mean 3.6).

When you level up, you get AP (Ability Points), spend the AP to improve your attacks.

There is no point spending all that money on an empty cathedral".

"There is no point spending up to £5m of public money on an excellent review and then burying it.

If you can cure your anxiety with a pill, there is no point spending six years on the couch.

It gives a better finish and there's no point spending money on beautiful paper if you're not going to put it up properly.

My wife will get the lot so I say there's no point spending hundreds of pounds having a will made just for the sake of it.

And if you're keeping them on the verge of hunger, is there really any point spending cash on implementing an education-reform programme?

He did not play in 12 of 15 games at one point, spending three of those dates tending net for Bridgeport, the team's American Hockey League affiliate.