Sentence examples for spectacular points from inspiring English sources

But they've still produced some spectacular points.

"The shot he hit was spectacular," Points said.

The seventh-seeded Dementieva played many spectacular points but also made several unforced errors, while Clijsters was more consistent and better tactically on the important points.

How to do it: The most spectacular points on the South West Coast Path are on the 25-mile stretch between Land's End and Zennor, which takes in Sennen Cove and Cape Cornwall.

The three combined for 14 clutch and often spectacular points in the final four minutes of the Midwest Regional final of the National Collegiate Athletic Association men's basketball tournament to turn a 6-point deficit into a 75-64 victory and a return trip to the Final Four.

Paul Sheehan scored three spectacular points from play, with scores also from Braniff, Johnston and two excellent efforts from Kevin McGarry to ensure a 0-19 to 1-7 lenteringring the final quarter.

But as the authors of "Spectacular" point out, the contemporary casino has become a sign unto itself.

One spectacular point went in Stephens's favor when she forced Stosur into the backhand corner, which drew a high lob that Stephens slammed with perfect timing into the opposite corner.

The match's most spectacular point came as Mike Bryan crowded a high forehand and sent it screaming at Tecau's feet only to see the Romanian pick it off his shoelaces and send it back for a winner.

In the most spectacular point of the match, Nishikori pumped a forehand into Tsonga's backhand corner, rushed the net, chipped a face-blocking volley back over the net, watched Tsonga pop a lob over his head, slapped it with a backhanded overhead smash, took Tsonga's return at full stride and rammed it crosscourt into the corner for a winner.

Now Djokovic gets doublefaultitis, but makes up for it by winning a spectacular point, in which Nadal ludicrously chases down a drop volley from a standing start absolutely miles away, but leaves Djokovic to pop the ball back into an empty court.