Sentence examples for visit points from inspiring English sources

Dr Feelgood fans from around the world come to seek out the tales of this mysterious island, and are taken around the often windswept island to visit points of interest to Dr Feelgood's early days.

His visit points up a rising trend: Chinese purchases of Germany's prized, medium-sized and high-tech Mittelstand companies.A study published in January by EY, a firm of consultants, found that companies from China or Hong Kong had bought 25 German firms in 2013, thrice the rate of just a few years earlier.

Theoretically, I could visit points.com to swap miles or points earned in 35 different loyalty clubs, or to exchange them for gift certificates.

Particularly in longitudinal studies with distant visit points that employ new or experimental laboratory methods, there is often a long delay between when data collection begins and when results are communicated to participants and communities.

When you know what you gravitate towards, you will visit points of interest at your destination which are related to your talents.

Visit Point Dume State Preserve (Birdview Avenue and Cliffside Drive; 818-880-0363; www.pands.ca.gov), and you'll see.

He was forced to defend the visit, pointing out its benefits: On 19 December David Smith, then aged 38, also returned to the moor.

I remember that she tried to engage my son during that visit, pointing to colors on a poster and asking him to name them.

In Westminster Hall, Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg defended the state visit, pointing out that nobody had complained when Emperor Hirohito, who was responsible for "the rape of Nanking", had a state visit to the UK.

In analysis by infection, presence of each of the 37 type-specific HPV infections was evaluated for each individual at each visit (point prevalence) or in any of the samples collected over the course of the study (cumulative prevalence).

20 Participants are to be questioned and report all adverse events (AEs) at each visit point, and all AEs reports will be recorded and assessed by the investigators.