Sentence examples similar to baton point from inspiring English sources

— Thomas Aquinas Daly, wielding a slender stick as straight as a conductor's baton, pointed out a bright droplet of blood splashed across a yellow maple leaf.

The noise in Jamaica's National Stadium reaches an ear-splitting crescendo as Delano Williams storms across the finish line, baton pointing to the track-side clock, and collapses in a heap.

Stiff policemen, dressed in turquoise uniforms and holding candy-striped batons pointing in the direction of the capital, directed the motley collection of vehicles.

Needed a shower so drastically I thought the police might come over soon and force me at baton-point to have one.

REHEARSING the Berlin Staatskapelle the other afternoon, Daniel Barenboim froze for an instant, baton absently pointed skyward.

Sixth, House Democratic committees will pick up the relay baton at this point.

Turn your entire forearm so that the inside of your wrist faces up and the tip of the baton that started out pointing up is now pointing forwards and slightly down.

In rehearsal, Muti spent just a few minutes fine-tuning select transitions — the Chicago Symphony has already played the work many times under his baton — but at one point in the second movement he directed the violins to make their scurrying tremolos "a bit dangerous".

Sir Chris Hoy has carried the Commonwealth baton from its starting point at St James' Palace to Buckingham Palace ahead of the start of its relay.

"At some point, the baton is passed.

He pointed his baton behind him, then spun around to confront the violator.