Sentence examples for powerhouse points from inspiring English sources

The IPPR report, entitled Northern Schools: putting education at the heart of the northern powerhouse, points out however that even in northern schools rated outstanding by Ofsted, there is an attainment gap of 22 percentage points between pupils on free school meals and their better off classmates.

Stuttgart's lush residential neighbourhoods and its industrial powerhouses point to Germany's thriving economy.

The Colts were a powerhouse, a point Free made then to the Jets' new president, Sonny Werblin.

Boston (41-9) was banged up but still looked like a powerhouse, scoring 85 points in the first three quarters.

In the 2000-1 season, his last healthy one, McDyess was a powerhouse, averaging 20.8 points and 12.1 rebounds a game in earning his only trip to the All-Star Game.

In an MVP-worthy performance, the 6-11 powerhousehouse averaged 27.4 points, 14 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.2 blocked shots per game as the Spurs rolled over the New York Knicks in five games.

The Dallas Stars and the San Jose Sharks, perennial powerhouses, finished 3 points behind.

Agency: KesselsKramer Director: MJ Delaney The ever-reliable game of Scrabble has been in the news recently over its controversial inclusion of modern words such as "newb", "emoji", and the 28-point powerhouse "checkbox".

UNITED NATIONS — Economists point to powerhouse countries like India to illustrate the hurdles facing some 100 world leaders due to gather in New York this Tuesday for the highest level summit meeting on climate change ever convened.

A 5'5" point guard powerhouse from Springfield, Massachusetts, she holds the scoring record for high school players male or female in the state and went on to a successful college career at Indiana State and the University of Memphis.

Unlike Mr. Williams of Frog's Leap, the vast majority of Napa Valley cabernet producers harbor ambitions of making killer 100-point powerhouses.