Sentence examples for points the gap from inspiring English sources

But the weather defeated both teams, with Middlesex's last-round showdown at Lord's with champions and second-place team, Yorkshire, looking more vital than ever, just four points the gap with three matches to play.

Those results would mean that although the teams between fifth and eighth are split by only two points, the gap to the top four could be six and, similarly, the middle quartet could all be at least five points clear of the bottom four with only 10 left to play for before the split for the Super 8s.

With a laborious hand count forced by the last-minute candidate switch, both candidates adjourned their election-night parties around 3 a.m. and awoke from naps a few hours later to find Mr. Coleman, the former mayor of this capital city, leading Mr. Mondale by two percentage points, the gap larger than the number of votes outstanding.

While the 'Pids trail RSL by 5-points, the gap in confidence is much greater.

At one point the gap between supply and demand hit 7,500 megawatts (MW), or nearly 40% of national demand.

"At this point, the gap between the payroll and the household data continues to be a puzzle," said N. Gregory Mankiw, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, in a speech this month.

He said one of his fellow organizers had made a good point: "The gap between the Arab world and the Western world is not about money or politics.

At this point, the gap between data gathered by an online shopper and somebody who visits a store narrows significantly.

If you're making a living from being a DJ, at some point the gap in age between you and the people who come to your parties gets bigger and bigger.

This is my basic point, the gap of knowledge is much too large to propose any suitable model, in any outbreak, as by definition these are stochastic events.

Princeton (2-3) forward Mike Bechtold, who finished with 23 points, closed the gap to 1 point with 3 33 remaining on a pair of free throws.