Sentence examples for points town from inspiring English sources

'John Terry actually said to me, "What a lovely little club",' says Lloyd, 'and I thought that was very sweet.' Despite the yawning gap in points, Town deserve to go into the second leg level.

"But now I'm manager of Swindon and I'll be desperate to get three points". Town were top of the league during the Christmas period but Friday's 3-0 defeat by MK Dons left them 15 points behind Bristol City, albeit with two games in hand.

To reinforce the point, town officials have erected a huge sculpture of the fish in a grassy park halfway between the town's bustling main business street and the Mataura River, a world-famous brown trout stream a quarter-mile away.

In the surge of violence today, three Palestinians were killed by Israeli soldiers and another blew himself up, apparently while making a bomb in the flash-point town of Hebron in the West Bank.

The rebels took the strategic transport hub in spite of the ceasefire signed on 12 February, arguing the truce did not apply to the flash-point town.

US 'at boiling point': Town halls target Trump's agenda Jump to media player Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley faces residents in his home state during a town hall - and many are not happy.

Water pollution, mainly organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus, coming from point (towns and agroindustry) and non-point sources (agricultural practices in the watershed) started in the late 1970s and peaked by the middle of next decade, decreasing later as a result of newly-implemented, water treatment plants in the catchment area.

Having coffee cup recycling points in town centres is another possible solution.

Hundreds of people lined streets at several points around town as his motorcade passed by.

A pair of towers, 180 feet high, are visible from many points in town, and outside it.

Mr. Levinson has focused his campaign on three points: wasteful town spending, Republican patronage and inadequate housing code enforcement.