Sentence examples for and the fingertips of from inspiring English sources

Now, one of the silliest but most accurate indicators of annual market direction seemingly has the hopes for a bullish 2005 riding on the arm of Donovan McNabb Donovan McNabb and the fingertips of Terrell Owens on Sunday in Jacksonville at Super Bowl XXXIX.

The participant performed a maximum heel rise, with extended knee, with the nontesting leg flexed and suspended in the air and the fingertips of one hand on the wall for balance.

Midfielder Dietmar Hamann's 35-yard free kick slid past an unprepared English defense and off the fingertips of goalkeeper David Seaman.

Napoli midfielder Fabio Pecchia sent a free kick through the wall of defenders and off the fingertips of goalie Francesco Antonioli with eight minutes left, denying first-place Roma a chance to clinch the title with a game to spare.

Ms. O'Brien and Ms. Newberg had cannily circumvented what many authors see as a modern publishing scourge — Nielsen BookScan, the subscription service that tracks book sales and is at the fingertips of every agent, editor and publisher — with a centuries-old trick, the nom de plume.

Today's visual and verbal culture is exploding out of the spaces and containers traditionally assigned to their existence and value thanks to the technologies and databases at the fingertips of us all.

Sensing their opportunity, the home side continued to press and Sam Deering stung the fingertips of Nicholls from close range when he might have done better.

The same player tried his luck from distance and it needed the fingertips of Craig Samson to prevent the Caley Thistle midfielder's curling, dipping effort from finding the top corner.

Inverness were no longer having it all their own way but continued to be more comfortable in possession and it needed the fingertips of Twardzik to prevent Watkins meeting a McKay cross at the back post.

Unavailability of information seems an implausible explanation; the internet has placed a vast volume of information, original papers, reviews and guidelines at the fingertips of even the most isolated GP.

He commented on old music and new rhymes, on songs' themes and whatever else was on the fingertips of fans and detractors.