Sentence examples for prime points from inspiring English sources

One passes with 15 prime points only when there is absolutely nothing better to do.

North, Barry Rigal, did not like to make a takeout double with only two hearts, but he felt obliged to do something with 18 prime points.

Here's a presentation that was given today at the Kampala meeting: And here are the prime points in the section projecting impacts on societies from greenhouse heating in coming decades: —It is likely that the frequency of heavy precipitation will increase in the 21st century over many regions.

Agent: Joe Moore, Prime Point Realty, (877) 525-3732; www.mainelakeproperties.com.

He had been chief marketing officer at Prime Point Media, Atlanta, a pay phone advertising company.

Here's my prime point (with relevant links): We've grown our vulnerability at a pace far exceeding whatever forces climate change is exerting on the same scenarios.

The journal's summary of the article makes the prime point: "Polar bears diverged from their closest relatives about 600,000 years ago, according to a new genetic analysis.

For decades, the Cushing family has owned a prime point of land adjoining Bailey's Beach and on it a compound known as the Ledges.

And rather than rolling out the welcome mat, Mrs. Kelly has been enlisted by the national Republican Party as a prime point person against Hillary Rodham Clinton in her campaign for the Senate seat in New York being vacated by Daniel Patrick Moynihan.

(In my group, focused on sustaining cities, my prime point was the important role of colleges and universities, and particularly students — through learning-by-doing projects — in making a difference in communities, whether just outside the ivy-covered walls or spread across the globe).

Traveling onwards, we visited the Yumen Pass, often referred to as the Jade Gate, which was once a prime point on the Silk Road connecting China and Central Asia.