Sentence examples for the points from from inspiring English sources

"We'll go back now, we'll have a debriefing and we'll take the points from that.

Because we are a team, and the points from both drivers count".

And if that isn't problematic enough, there are even differences in the points from which measurements are made.

Madrid did not only take the points from Barcelona; at times, they took the ball from them too.

These changes served to keep the points from being so valuable that the program would become unsustainable.

But if he plays too passive and allows Nadal to start dictating the points from the baseline, then it's safe to say that he's a goner.

In one, addressed to Sir Bruce, an unidentified civil servant wrote: "I have woven the points from my email earlier this morning into your letter".

But because I got ahead early in all of them, I was able to dictate the points from the back of the court and played a good match".

Though many could live comfortably with losing 45 percent of the points from the backcourt, that percentage seems harder to swallow at the net.

The officials say that while it is hard to determine all the points from which the smugglers are setting out for their border crossing, a large taxi stand a few hundred yards south of the border is frequently used.

As Murray said, jokingly: "I'm not sure this is right in the rules but, if I get defaulted in the match tomorrow, I don't think I get the points from this week.