Verb
four-point (third-person singular simple present four-points, present participle four-pointing, simple past and past participle four-pointed)
(transitive) To restrain (a prisoner or patient, etc.) on a bed or trolley with cuffs at both wrists and both ankles.
Adornado, who finished with 29 points, capped off the incredible U-Tex rally that saw coach Tommy Manotoc’s wards erase a four-point deficit with 16 seconds left in regulation to force overtime. Source: Internet
A few plays later, Minton scored from 19 yards out to make it a four-point game once again, 28-24. Source: Internet
BEAUMONT, Texas — Dru Kuxhausen scored 22 points and his four-point play with 0.5 seconds remaining sent McNeese past Lamar 70-66 on Saturday to end the Southland Conference regular season. Source: Internet
All you need is a four-point mask of a white solid, animated and motion-blurred (). Source: Internet
Juventus maintained their four-point lead at the top of Serie A on Tuesday after strolling to a 3-1 win at Genoa that keeps chasers Lazio at bay despite their comeback triumph at Torino. Source: Internet
Galvin restored the Clare school’s four-point lead with a marauding score as he surged though the heart of the CBC defence, but Robbie Cotter landed a point soon after to ensure it was a one-score game as the final quarter approached. Source: Internet