Sentence examples for tests points from inspiring English sources

Jonny Wilkinson, England's most globally renowned rugby player, on Monday night announced his retirement from the international game at the age of 32 after a 13-year career during which he won 91 caps for his country, accumulated 1,246 Tests points and most famously kicked the drop goal to win the 2003 World Cup final.

"This low PEG ratio falls into the best-case category on one of my Lynch-based model's most important tests," points out Reese.

Tests point to arsenic, and rumors are rife.

All tests point to a strange form of gravity we call dark energy.

Tests point to the Nipah virus, which debuted with a devastating outbreak in Malaysia in 1999.

These corrosion tests pointed out, that the corrosion attack depends mainly on flow velocity and temperature.

Moreover, all tests point in the same direction mucosal effects of the exposure.

The test points are designated serially starting from Test No. 1 to Test No. 55.

The overall picture the ballot test points to, at this point, is a status quo election.

Administrators have rejected a North Carolina school's fund-raiser that promised test points for donations.

The test points to a crucial imbalance in studio comedies: distinctive secondary roles for women barely exist.