Sentence examples for some points to make from inspiring English sources

Word on the web... Robbie Williams Reality Killed the Video Star "While Williams has some points to make, and often makes them well, he does so lacking in the confident strutting that has characterised his best songs.

"Bundesliga clubs got around the table with the DFB to find some points to make youth football better," he said.

Engdahl does have some points to make about what he calls "fake" transgression, work intended to look dangerous as a commodity but that doesn't actually challenge the status quo.

Just knowing I will get 10 seconds at some point to make a cup is hugely reassuring.

The company may throw advertisements into the mix at some point to make up for some of the lost revenue (I've got to stop it with these puns).

In addition, yesterday's Supreme Court decision will require Congress at some point to make changes in the state Medicaid provisions of the ACA.

If you have a friend who does not know your teacher then have them use the "bathroom" and deliver it from the "office" at some point to make it extra convincing.

(On the other hand, if you enjoy them a great deal, someone who shares your enjoyment of money--but is not exploitative--may be a good match so it is OK to reveal them at some point to make sure they don't cause awkwardness).. Some people want to fast-track themselves into a relationship by revealing that they are wealthy.

But he also has some fair points to make about the counter-productivity of some of their efforts.

(About which, she had some interesting points to make.

He also had some political points to make.