Sentence examples for will be points from inspiring English sources

If we get anything it will be points gained for us.

Along the way, there will be points where he is going to pick up that big megaphone".

"We will build and recognize the historic alliances, and there will be points when that creates friction".

By 2004, too, there will be points of interest that now exist mainly in the imagination -- a new park along the Hudson River, for example, perhaps even a rebuilt downtown, including a memorial to the victims of Sept. 11.

That guarantees there will be points dropped in and around Saints, leaving the door ajar for Cunningham's men to strike: even if they were not at their best here.

Instead it shores up ill-functioning governments, the very misfortune holding back poor countries".The Great Escape" covers a lot of ground and there will be points that other scholars may dispute, such as what caused life expectancy to rise in countries like Britain before the medical advances of the post-war period.

Fingers will be pointed at Wenger again.

"So finger will be pointed right here.

That, no doubt, will be pointed out by party activists in the week ahead.

Instead, Animal Kingdom will be pointed toward the Travers Stakes on Aug. 27 at Saratoga Race Course.

If he continues to do well, he will be pointed for the Preakness.