Sentence examples for points to match from inspiring English sources

Lisa Leslie, limited to 23 minutes because of foul trouble, scored 7 points to match her season low.

Rice scored 17 points to match center Elton Tyler, but he made only 3 of 15 field-goal attempts.

Norman had a 6-point round to get to 32, and Mickelson rallied into contention with seven birdies worth 14 points to match Norman's total.

Yesterday the Dow Jones average would have had to fall about 240 points to match the 1929 decline in percentage terms.

For instance, if 1 million Florida voters have gone to the polls today, Mr. Gingrich would need to beat Mr. Romney by nearly 10 percentage points to match his advantage among early voters.

The Nasdaq, which had suffered most from the technology sell-off earlier this year, has rebounded somewhat and needs to add a further 814 points to match its record.

They're a great fit, though definitely carrying a price point to match.

With the Aura One, the company is doubling down yet again, with a 7.8-inch display that utterly dwarfs the Aura HD and a $230 price point to match.

For example, Samsung's smartwatch, Gear, certainly boasts a more grandiose air, with pretensions and a price point to match: $300.

We selected a 10 year time point to match that specified by the FRAX tool.

And since the scoring was more akin to international match points than to match points used in pairs events, overtricks were unimportant.