Sentence examples for unlikely point from inspiring English sources

Bury continued their Christmas revival with an unlikely point at Bradford City.

Prince Buaben came closest to securing an unlikely point but their subsequent pressure yielded no salvation.

But he scored from the penalty spot this weekend to earn his team an unlikely point away to Milan.

"Monologue of a Dog Ensnared in History" was among numerous Szymborska poems that filtered the terrible events of the twentieth century through an unlikely point of view.

Suitably fortified, Spurs might have extended their lead had Lamela's clever chip not rebounded back off the bar but instead Sunderland stole a highly unlikely point.

At that stage it looked as though Stoke, who had offered so little for so much of the game, would pilfer an unlikely point, but that notion was shattered in the 87th minute in spectacular style.

Republicans would gorge on the most unlikely points of blame, with often ugly disdain that's almost hard to evoke now.

City economists said that now looked unlikely, pointing to the 0.1% expansion of service sector output in October - the first evidence of the level of activity in the fourth quarter - as a sign that the economy's soft patch had continued.

With Ole Miss hosting Middle Tennessee on Saturday, the Rebels' rebellious shooting guard created two of the more unlikely points of his career.

If Australian can't Postecoglou to victory against Chile, they might yet Wilkinson their way to a spoiling draw – or, better yet, snatch, grab and Cahill a path to three of the unlikeliest points in the national team's history.

NEPALGANJ, NEPAL — Here's an unlikely starting point for clean energy: No toilets, and plenty of dung.