Sentence examples for surprise points from inspiring English sources

So, the three games in Arlington add 7 + 8 + 7 = 22 "surprise points" to this year's total.

The AFL-CIO introduced additional gamification elements to the tool leading up to the 2012 elections, including volunteer challenges and surprise point awards for using the tool multiple days in a row, and ultimately engaged more than 10,000 volunteers through the site.

The currently reported substantial increase in salivary carbonyls (by 246%) in the OSCC patients is of no surprise, pointing at the significant free radicals attack to which the epithelial cells have been exposed.

"We've seen a very encouraging broadening of the market lately, and both the stronger volume and the mostly positive earnings surprises point in a positive direction".

The recent earnings surprises point to bigger than expected spending by technology customers in a wide swath of the industry: online shoppers, consumer PC buyers, corporate IT departments and ad buyers.

The goal was no real surprise; the points were utterly deserved.

Azerbaijan finished runners up last year with its entrant, Farid Mammadov, scoring a surprise 234 points.

The announcement took many analysts by surprise, and points to a bold attempt by Fiat to partner with Chrysler before the American company runs out of cash.

The Saffrons fell to a surprise six-point defeat by Laois in the Leinster SHC first round in May and then lost by 10 points to Wexford in the preliminary round of the All-Ireland Hurling Qualifiers.

Yet he criticised the ECB's surprise half-point cut last month as "not urgently needed".

The Bob Bulldogsnspired Western Bulldogs handed Adelaide a surprise 57-point thumping in the AFL clash at Etihad Stadium.