Sentences with phrase «dock points if»

Okay, we won't dock points if you don't match your jammies, but how fun is this coordinating crew?

(We won't dock points if you choose to add them, however; a little sweet can help balance the deeply savory quality of bone broth).

The Brazilian FA has decided to try and address the problem of clubs not paying their players by docking them points if they are late.

Not exact matches

Both teams were docked points, and a glorious rivalry was born — one that would rumble through much of the 1990s and 2000s, taking in Martin Keown and Ruud van Nistelrooy, Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira, before reaching a farcical nadir (or zenith, if you're that way inclined) when Cesc Fabregas allegedly lobbed a slice of pizza at Alex Ferguson.

Arsenal lost the game 2 - 1 after Olivier Giroud was sent off, but the bad news is that if the player is found guilty he will probably be given a suspension and fine, but there is absolutely no chance of the Croatian Champions being docked points or the game being replayed.

Farmers are seeing the same trend in voluntary FDA and Agriculture Department standards called «good agricultural practices,» which include several common - sense measures such as hand - washing but can dock farms points if they sit within 2 miles of livestock.

I'm particularly in love with the shot of Michelle Pfeiffer as she's standing on the docks by the lighthouse, and we see her from the point of view of Daniel Day Lewis, as he's waiting to see if she'll turn around and look at him as the boat passes.

If the rubric specifies that only such things as the number, length, quality, and accuracy of the posts are graded and not such things as «timely contribution to discussion,» the instructor can not dock students any points for making all of his or her posts for the week between 10:00 pm and 11:55 pm on Sunday.

Coming to the point The upshot of all this is that if your country does not allow docking, your national breed club should network with other national clubs in countries with similar laws to develop consistent wording about tails for your breed standards.

If your dog isn't standing correctly and the judge sees it, you will be docked points.

If you want to, though, at any point, you can pop the Switch out of the dock and it becomes a fully portable handheld console, complete with kickstand and removable controllers on either side of the screen.

(You are docked points, however, if you are spotted or if you take down an enemy.)

You'll get one AC Adapter in the box with your Nintendo Switch console, but if you happen to want to have a charging point in more than one room — or perhaps have one attached to the dock and one free for any old use — you can pick up a separate AC Adapter at launch.

Supercross racing (restricted to online play) penalises you for taking a tumble off your bike, docking you a point each time you crash, and you'll also lose points if you finish lower than first position.

«The manual, first reported by the Legal Cheek blog, states that students can also be docked points for scruffy hair, dirty clothes or if their appearance is «generally poor».»

If it were a home speaker, we would dock more points here, but let's be real: This speaker is for hiking, swimming, picnicking, and the like.

While there are a million pieces of advice out there, telling you exactly how to write your resume from point A to B, the human touch is still important, as you can not depend on technology entirely, even if you have found just the right digital dock for your resume.

In general, I've heard scores are based out of 100, and if you are even 1 week late it gets docked 10 points.

That means if you're sitting on the ground in the Windy City in whiteout conditions and your cruise or tour bus is pulling away from the dock / embarkation point in some sunny part of the world, it's nobody's fault except Mother Nature's.