Sentence examples for worth of points from inspiring English sources

"A week's worth of points," he said, approvingly.

Nazr Mohammed had a game's worth of points and rebounds by the middle of the third quarter.

Club members will be treated to special events, and to kickstart your balance there's an introductory £5 worth of points when you spend £25, until 14 June.

This year, Hamilton has been in control since day one, and after four races is more than a clear victory's worth of points ahead - 27 points in front.

He had three times seen a championship lead of more than a victory's worth of points eroded by his team-mate.

Hamilton's nine wins this season compares to Rosberg's four, but the Englishman remains less than a win's worth of points (25) ahead.

At Boots, it took me years to collect £20-worth of points.

For confirmation, consult the contemporaneous art works in the Whitney's great inaugural show, "America Is Hard to See," which vivifies a century's worth of high points in art and turning points in national history.

A brain surgeon gets 550*level worth of job points a day, so the higher your level, the more specials you can do.

According to Modo's Bruce Parker, nearly $16 billion worth of loyalty points are left unused or forgotten each year.

According to the research firm Colloquy, at least $16B worth of reward points and miled went unredeemed in 2011 alone.