Sentence examples for set up a point from inspiring English sources

They don't know how to set up a point, how to orchestrate, or what a good transition is.

In many recent cases, Children of the 90s data has been used to answer questions that were not even dreamed of when the project was set up, a point stressed by Lawlor.

The problem is not the individuals, more the way the inquiry was set up, a point I have made recently on Radio 4 in a Profile programme on Roderic Lyne, one of its members, a former ambassador to Moscow, and a man for whom I have considerable respect.

The idea is that business owners can set up a point of sale quickly and easily.

Murphy added to his tally immediately after the restart, and set up a point for John Coady as Loughgiel fell five points behind.

Finlay did have a long-range chance to level on 53 but within 60 seconds a run by the excellent Neil McGee set up a point for McHugh, which should have been a goal after an unselfish pass from Thompson.

The ball had caromed across the face of the goal mouth, and Cunningham set up a point-blank strike.

Set up a points chart and award points on a regular basis (a lot throughout every day) for good behavior like getting started on homework or chores, staying on task, completing tasks, playing well with siblings, getting ready for bed without a fuss and basically any behavior you want to target and improve.

A player dumps an easy winner into the net, or sets up a point perfectly and then misses the open court.

De Boer's comments come just ahead of an expected announcement by opposition leader Bill Shorten that Labor will increase the target for renewable energy to 50%, setting up a point of difference with the government, which insists increased renewables will drive up consumers' energy costs.

But Federer saved the critical point and then set up a match point when Soderling's backhand down the line went wide.