Sentences with phrase «to do with the points»

That has absolutely nothing to do with the point of the cartoon.

The tip doesn't help nor deter application and could do with a pointed tip but that's not really a con.

What you can do with these points depends on which card you have.

I'd say the points offer also gives you greater flexibility on what to do with the points from the authorized user and the $ 2,000 spending requirement.

Do that with pointed questions for your prospective employers.

That has nothing to do with the point of my article.

Perhaps remembering that Kinnear had cautioned him against kissing the badge on his shirt until he completed a hat - trick, Barton made do with pointing at his heart and repeatedly thumping his chest.

Liverpool had to make do with a point at Goodison Park after having a perfectly good injury - time winner by Luis Suarez inexplicably ruled out for offside.

Then you admit your illogical ranting about how there was an uproar when the Bible was published in other languages has nothing to do with my point about the absurdity of requiring people to read the Quran in Arabic in order to properly understand it.

One additional issue of importance to consider when considering alignment of a test to standards has to do with the point in time when the assessment is administered in the school year relative to the point in time when the standard is expected to be mastered.

Q: Dear Dr. BBQ, Is there anything I can do with the point end of a brisket after I cook a whole brisket?

He's done with the point guard lists.

This was supposed to be the second of two very winnable home games prior to embarking on a difficult trip to Stoke, where the aim won't be anything to do with points gained, but more to do with trying to keep the code of the football being played something resembling the association game.

Nintendo, please throw us Switch owners a bone and give us something to do with these points before they expire, otherwise this program is pointless and people will stop filling out the surveys you send.

If, however, you don't really have any idea what you would do with the points once you acquired them you should stay away — hoarding points in the hope that you may have a use for them don the line is a bad idea (points have a horrible habit of devaluing when you least want them to).

That's not to say that you should know exactly what you are going to do with these points when you sign up for the card, but since you can only sign up for a limited number of cards at a time, make sure you pick a useful one and don't spread yourself too thin in terms of meeting the spending requirements or using your rewards.

Figuring out what to do with those points let to thousands of posts on FlyerTalk, joining SPG for their launch of the Aloft brand, meeting the FlyerTalk's famous Starwood Lurker a couple of times down in Austin, TX for BBQ and so much more.

The goal in SpeedRunners is wonderfully simple; you have to reach the score cap before the other three runners do with a point being gained each time you eliminate your fellow runners from, well, the running.

This might not have much to do with your point except that you mentioned a seventh grader doing a linear interpolation, which sounds like you mean fitting a linear trend to the data, as opposed to prediction.

What does this have to do with your point since Adobe and IBM are not mentioned.

They will just have to make do with a point and a few hubcaps.

This has to do with a point in his life when he was depressed and the sight of his neglected goldfish in the dirty tank triggered something in him.

A third trend which ought to be briefly mentioned has to do with the point of emphasis in the comparative study of Old Testament religion with that of Israel's neighbors.

But when it comes to the greening of the Sahel, Idso makes clear the CO2 link is only speculation and makes do with pointing out where researchers fail to mention his brave theorising.

I fail to see how that response has anything to do with the point that I was trying to make, and, seeing as how you seem to have missed my postings intention entirely, I will not bother reading too deeply into your thoughtful analysis of my commentary in return, which would no doubt be an engaging and intellectual adventure.

I completely agree about the parallel with Isaiah 22:22, but I am not sure what it has to do with the point I am arguing in this post.

These are simply the thoughts that tumbled out of my head after reading today's entry, they may or may not have much to do with the point you were trying to make.

It has nothing to do with pointing out sin.

Whether Abraham ever existed has nothing to do with the point..

(Again false as just illustrated above and again attacking me personally rather than my argument) None of these have anything to do with the point of discussion in this thread.

Randy - first, your Gods comment is a red herring and had absolutely nothing to do with her point.

Nothing to do with MY point of view, Vidal has always been a defensive specialist, but he's added an attacking threat to his play as he's matured because he's simply that good.

And whilst your response to KAF has nothing whatever to do with his point (loyalty) I do agree with the sentiment.

We are not quite there yet, and could do with another point or three to ensure mathematical safety.

West Brom could have done with a point to absolutely secure safety from relegation, but with other results from the weekend, a defeat wasn't going to be catastrophic for them.

I highly doubt that their weight loss claims have anything to do with point # 1 and everything to do with points # 2 and # 3 in that list of advice.

And what does any of this have to do with the point the Blue Valentine director brough up with regards to MPAA anyway?

But the difference lies in what you can do with those points, as Theatrhythm Dragon Quest also allows you to:

Well, a lot of them had to do with this point.

This is one of the most profitable things cardmembers can do with their points, as this can stretch their value beyond $ 0.0125 per point.

No single card is right for everyone, and deciding which one to get depends on how you plan to use the card and what you want to do with your points or miles.

The card that would be best for you will depend on what you expect to do with your points and where you use your card.

You can take your time figuring out what you want to do with those points — they don't expire!