Sentence examples for take one point from inspiring English sources

Now they face familiar rivals in Belgium and Chris Coleman must play up to the fact that their better-fancied, technically superior opponents could only take one point from six in qualifying.

Just to take one point, federal spending has increased by 18% in Mr Bush's first two years far more than the forecasts allow for in the future.

"In the end we are disappointed to only take one point".

England take one point from the match towards qualification for the 2017 World Cup, plus four points from their two previous wins in the series.

Both sides take one point from the game and Sussex will hope to get their campaign under way on Thursday against Hampshire at Hove.

"Coming here, narrow pitch, big forwards, it's very hard to get any points so we'll take one point with the errors that we made.

As for Sherwood, there's enough of that elsewhere on the website but any Premier League manager that has taken one point from a possible 27, no matter what is going on behind the scenes, is going to find themselves out of a job.

They have taken one point from nine and sit second behind Hull on goal difference; less than a month ago they had a six-point lead and a game in hand.

Argyle are bottom of League Two, having taken one point from a possible 27 this season.

In the event, Schumacher took one point and finished two ahead of the young Finn.

But the bottom line is that from two games this week Burnley took one point while Wolves took three.