Sentence examples for points stepping from inspiring English sources

In the game, the 34-year-old managed to put up a career-high 46 points, stepping up and showing that, at least for a game, he can be the most dangerous player on the court.

It has been calculated that a minimal increase in the Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire score (for instance, from 78.9 points to 81.5 points, stepping from one decile to the next – maximum score is 100) increases the costs by approximately €865 per year.

Television replays appeared to show that Hardy, who led St. John's with 19 points, stepped out of bounds before making his underhanded shot.

Carolyn Wilson, AltSchool's director of education, told me, "We encourage staff members to express their pain points, step up with their ideas, take a risk, fail forward, and fail fast, because we know we are going to iterate quickly.

Arlene Foster at that point stepped in so it's possible Mrs Foster could come in and do the same again.

Extreme data points (step counts <100 or >20,000/day) were verified against log diaries.

Sure, but no one is infallible, and I will give him points for stepping up.

In her first competition since last year's worlds, Kim scored 65.91 points despite stepping out of her opening triple lutz.

"That's the whole point in stepping back," Professor Ashtekar said.

Murray earned a fifth set point by stepping into the court to hit a forehand winner.

He has the gift of pressing a point, then stepping back and letting others have their say.