Sentence examples for some pinpoints from inspiring English sources

There are some pinpoints of light here that should be encouraged.

Munster showed the value of experience at No10 as Ronan O'Gara controlled proceedings through some pinpoint kicking out of hand.

With some pinpoint shots, Stricker had birdies on No.1 and the par-5 No. 5 to lift himself into a tie for the lead at five under.

Date-Krumm was too hot for Williams to handle in the opening exchanges and she raced into a 3-0 lead in just nine minutes with some pinpoint baseline winners.

Some pinpoint its origins to the David Fincher film "Fight Club," a movie that, in the 13 years since its release, has had a cultural resonance far beyond its modest box office numbers.

The Argentine broke twice to take the first set only for the Russian to break in the second and then convincingly clinch the third set to take the lead with some pinpoint hitting.

They were all landmark artists: some pinpoint Caravaggio as the father of the Baroque, Muybridge as the father of the motion picture, and Andre as the father of Minimalist sculpture.

Some pinpointed the start of working life as having a positive effect on their health practices.

A more detailed examination of some of the key texts in this area gives some general support for this view, but also pinpoints some of the limitations, particularly if the results are to be considered from a health systems perspective.

We tend to interpretation that the applied population model pinpoints some relevant features of clonal evolution, but it misses some important parameters.

Some investors pinpoint financial services as an attractive, albeit risky, area, following on from the way that technology like M-Pesa mobile money has opened up banking to millions of people who could never have hoped to own bank accounts in the past.