Sentences with phrase «point courtesy»
"Point courtesy" refers to the act of being polite or considerate by giving someone a chance to speak or share their opinion without interrupting or talking over them. Full definition
In all three races so far, he's cost both himself and the team a whole load of points courtesy of the sort of silly mistakes you'd be disappointed to see from a rookie, not someone with over 60 races of experience.
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Massa looked as fast as the Force Indias, and so it was a hefty blow for the team who counted the Isle Notre Dame as one of the places to score big points courtesy of their Mercedes grunt.
With new manager Aitor Karanka in the dugout for the first time, Kieran Dowell — who netted against the Gunners — played the full game but couldn't stop the Villans snatching all three points courtesy of Scott Hogan's first - half goal.