Sentence examples for a clean point from inspiring English sources

Take care not to cut the yarn, and trim at an angle with a sharp pair of scissors to create a clean point of hair.[14].[14]

Then, swipe the brush again a few times on your flat surface, so that the edge of the brush has a nice clean point.

Sporting matches commonly last about three minutes, to a decision, if neither contestant has scored a clean "killing" point in the estimation of the judges.

The costs are borne by others, perhaps for many years, in the form of discomfort, health damage, and the loss of the pleasures and benefits of a clean environment.The point is not that there should be no pollution at all.

UNICEF aims to ensure that every primary school in Afghanistan has a clean water point by the end of 2003, and will provide sanitation facilities in 1,500 primary schools over the next twelve months.

"We need to have a clean arrow pointing to the attorney general," he said.

The clean points define the clean line (VCL = 0).

Even experienced hunters must be within 20 or 30 metres of an animal to take a clean shot (a point that anti-hunting types stress, denouncing archery as cruel and too likely to wound but not kill).

It is thus difficult to have a clean cut-off point as to when children start to feel the burden of caring for the family economically.

"We could have had one or two more but I'll take 2-0, a clean sheet, three points and the right result".

They came away with a clean sheet and a point from both those games, and a point at City will be a very good one.