Sentence examples for a pointed end from inspiring English sources

Although speculative, the model is consistent with the idea that a tropomodulin molecule competes with an actin subunit for a pointed end.

Rata, or yellow mangosteen (G. tinctorea), produces a peach-sized yellow fruit with a pointed end and acid-flavoured buttery yellow flesh.

A briolette is an elongated pear-shaped stone covered with bands of triangular or rectangular facets, usually with a pointed end and lacking a girdle (the band separating the top or crown of the diamond from the bottom or pavilion).

The larger everyday variety, oval with a pointed end, conceals its yellow-green pulp under a thick green rind, which would turn yellow if kept to maturity; it is sold slightly immature so it does not look like a lemon and because its acid content, less than the Key lime, declines as it matures.

A muddler is a small spoon with a pointed end that was used for removing tea leaves, but Ms. Mandes said her active role in the silver museum project is not just to teach children about the obscure cutlery once produced in Central Connecticut.

Seeing another need in the police community, Emerson replaced the blunt end of the SARK with a pointed end and named it the "P-SARK", or Police Search And Rescue Knife.

So we have a pointed ending there.

Orangewood sticks are shaped like a pencil with a rounded end and a sharp, pointed end.

Note that some tire irons have a flat pointed end that works better for breaking a bead than the spooned end of the iron.

The three men's very stylishness seemed a somewhat pointed end in itself (the woman often seemed just a happy handmaid to these three virtuosos).

The sewing needle is small, slender, rodlike, with a sharply pointed end to facilitate passing through fabric and with the opposite end slotted to carry a thread.