Sentence examples for a guide point from inspiring English sources

Many farm tractors have a guide point on the frame so the wheels travel in such a way that the plows are spaced correctly between the furrows.

ON a recent sunny Saturday in the Bronx, a handful of women taking a tour of the borough paused to gawk while a guide pointed out a pothole.

ON A recent tour of London's new Saatchi Gallery, which opens on April 17th, a guide pointed out the features of Ken Livingstone's former headquarters on the south bank of the River Thames.

After a thorough briefing and being fitted with protective 'skysuits', skywalkers make their way along two purpose-built walkways and platforms, which have transparent floors, while a guide points out landmarks.

The journey was by bus again, a guide pointing out the giant water tanks that are being built, fields of them, to store contaminated water.

Meanwhile, South African and Brazilian parliamentarians were swaying to Russian music and a guide pointed out the sights.

It is an iconic commodity both emotionally as jewellery and intellectually as a stable investment, and has long been a guiding point for commodity inflation.

"We didn't know then that Pedro had a guiding point of view about life: The world is a perfect place except for one thing — that men abandon and cheat on women," said Mr. Sher, a Tony winner for his smash 2008 revival of "South Pacific".

Adding a guiding point can also yield a polar bi-2 subdivision algorithm.

We believe that our experience may serve as a guiding point to other operators who aim to learn endometriosis mapping.

A method to design a diffuser augmented wind turbine (DAWT) is proposed, using as a guiding point the optimal pressure drop at the turbine.