Sentence examples for requisite point from inspiring English sources

DL: This is also the requisite point in the movie where Charlotte finally speaks.

"Until you've got the requisite points on the board you can never think you're not [in a relegation fight].

This regulation can be used whenever a claimant has not scored the requisite points, but there would be a substantial risk to someone's health if they were found fit for work and is commonly applied to people with Daniel's health problems.

The film whips through at a fast pace during its 90 minutes and seemed to keep the audience gripped, audibly gasping at all the requisite points.

This means, for example, that if a player has 30 points and then scores 5 points (instead of the requisite 1 point) by caroming the cue ball off an object ball and into the bottle knocking it on its side, the player's score resets to four points.

Here she sometimes sounded more tentative (perhaps tired), and even in Brahms's glorious Sonata for Piano and Cello No. 1 in E minor (Op. 38), which she played with Eileen Moon, the Philharmonic's associate principal cellist, the emotional temperature never really warmed to the requisite boiling point.

He told Emmanuel to apply for more scholarships from the ministry of education: "If you go through with that with the requisite grade point average, I think you can be there as an engineer and you will be a prospect for your country".

It is Tesco's non-vintage South African White (14 points, £2.84), which has the requisite level of fruit, pear and citrus, to go with such spicy food (lemon grass and coriander are delicious but tricky components).

In total, the panel says, the world could keep carbon concentrations to the requisite level by actions that would reduce annual economic growth by a mere 0.06 percentage points in 2100.These numbers look preposterous.

The requisite level would be about 4.5p.

They were ahead in six matches, halving the other, so garnering the requisite number of points.