1.   An old track lead back through the woodlands to the forest road and your starting point at the car park.

2.   For these reasons also, it is hard to fit in any check points at intermediate levels in the hierarchy.

3.   He could only manage fourth at the Osterreichring but gained maximum points at Zandvoort two weeks later.

4.   If there is any point at all to democratic government it is, surely, to redress the balance in our favour.

5.   One adds up the probabilities for all the particle histories with certain properties, such as passing through certain points at certain times.

6.   Swindon were six points down at one stage.

7.   The leaves are bright green and taper to a point at the tip.

8.   The main points at issue between Hooker and Travers were predestination and justification by faith.

9.   The point at the very heart of anti-insider dealing legislation is the prohibition on the use of valuable information.