The school went through the points raised by Ofsted.
A downward trend is clearly visible through the points, at least up to 100 flaps.
At night the stars are extraordinary; the children lie on the grass and count satellites moving busily through the points of light.
And, in fact, when you go through the points you make about management, many of them are the soft stuff of management, the human stuff.
The relationship between education and income is so strong that you can almost draw a line through the points on this graph.
I have plotted lines through the points using a linear trend for the working-age, and a power law for the retired.Several things stand out.
Given ∠AOB, draw the circle with centre at O through the points A and B. Thus, OA and OB are radii of the circle and OA = OB.
Amidon's novel alternates chapters whose action is viewed through the points of view of its main characters, and by far the most interesting of these is Teddy's.
By the time Nalbandian had fallen four games behind in the set, Nadal was moving so ruthlessly through the points it felt like the right thing to do to feel sorry for the Argentinian.
Federer holds to 15, racing through the points, skipping through them as if he's got a prior engagement he really does need to get to, awfully sorry, old boy.
Lennie Tristano's long, motoring single-note lines -- sparkling with songlike melody, coolly delivered and calmly cruising through the points where they should normally resolve -- had a deep impact, not only on a coterie of musicians in his own time (he died in 1978) but also on those who learned from his reissued records.
