Sentence examples for a safe point in from inspiring English sources

The footage shows people holding their hands up while walking to a safe point in the building.

While we think that the first trimester is the time of greatest risk, we still don't know if there is ever a safe point in pregnancy.

Furthermore, two change modes have been implemented: a safe mode, for conservative modifications that do not affect participants, and an unsafe mode, which may require to transfer the participant execution to a safe point in the new structure.

As for the brokerages due out with earnings next week, we're observing big builds in call-side open interest in the January contract in selected tickers, which may be an indication that value-oriented investors are looking to the first month of the year as a safe point of return to long exposure in the sector.

For example, find safe points in Halo 2 and memorize how to throw the grenades into popular camping points.

Strange because, statistically, the city is at its safest point in recent memory, with crime down sharply in all categories from the highs of the early 1990s.

CNN's aviation expert Richard Quest has explained that the plane should have been at the safest point in its flight – making its disappearance all the more alarming.

In real life the Sept. 11 commission and numerous newspaper and magazine articles have looked into Iran's links with terrorism, including ties between Al Qaeda and the Iranian-backed group Hezbollah, and evidence suggesting that members of Al Qaeda, including some of the 9/11 hijackers, might have used Iran as a safe transit point in their travels to and from Afghanistan.

These are fail-safe points in discussions of artistic freedom, and they sidestep a foundational problem: the decision to make art without regard for the lives involved, and no matter the consequences.

Residents who are convinced that no one in those neighborhoods is safe point to the murder on May 28, 2000, of a 20-year-old woman named Lori Gonzalez.

With the gun pointing in a safe direction, turn it over and look for the elevator--a lever that moves up and down, located at the receiver.