Sentence examples for some points from from inspiring English sources
He also wins some points from his audience by insisting that Greece and Portugal are "not in the same boat.
We go to Liverpool and we finish the season at Aston Villa, and if we can get some points from those games we'll grasp them.
Preston and Sheffield United are now the closest challengers to the top three, with Cardiff banking on some points from games in hand.
It had a chance to score some points from the free-throw line, but it was not going to get to the line by launching 3-pointers.
Some small studies have found that a few cups a day can shave some points from blood pressure levels, but others have found that it provides no help at all, and may even be counterproductive.
The shifts from one environment to another — from marine to terrestrial, or, at some points, from marine to freshwater — had, Cuvier decided, "not been slow at all"; rather, they had been brought about by those sudden "revolutions" on the surface of the earth.
This may get a mention at some point from the following speakers.
The problem would then metastasize, at some point, from an exchange-rate crisis to a growth collapse.
How can a driver idle, deceased at some point, from the end of the morning rush to the beginning of the evening rush without attracting any attention?
In the Catalyst study, more than half of the women said they had felt pressure at some point from their superiors to return to work full time.
Some of the perpetrators were trained in Afghanistan and possibly received instruction at some point from Mr bin Laden's men, but their recruitment, funding, supply and planning do not appear to have been centrally co-ordinated.
