Sentence examples for was points from inspiring English sources
noun
A discrete division of something.
This time it was points, Ben tells me: in our five-minute practice test, I racked up sixty.
The 10 assists and 10 rebounds are almost a standard now, but today it was points that the Nets needed, and he scored a team-high 31.
And, as Was points out, their appeal attracts vocalists from all musical backgrounds (and levels of ambition) — see Lady Gaga, who picked up a Grammy on Sunday for her low-aiming album of duets with Tony Bennett.
It would be upsetting enough if she was absolutely positive that the allegations were false, but what if Wade's claims are making her wonder about who her father really was, points out celebrity therapist Dr. Gilda Carle, the 30-second Therapist for Today.
One slight contradiction to this claim, however, is that the branded pack stimuli produced the same magnitude of PIT effect when the reinforcer for tobacco-seeking was points for the perceptually incongruous plain Australian pack (in the plain Australian group of experiment 2).
As the reinforcer for tobacco-seeking was points for branded UK pack cigarettes (in experiment 1, and the branded group of experiment 2), one would expect branded UK pack stimuli to more readily retrieve a representation of that reinforcer than plain pack stimuli, and thus elicit tobacco-seeking to a greater extent.
"No one was pointing fingers.
The Indian was pointing into the darkness.
She was pointing at the sidewalk.
