Sentence examples for bend pointing from inspiring English sources

He sat up, took out a cigarette lighter, and watched the flame bend, pointing upward on the Ramp.

Hold the tubing with the unworked end on your left, the second bend pointing downward, and the first bend pointing toward you.

However, birds keep their hips extremely bent, pointing their thighs forwards, and move around mostly by swinging the (very long) lower leg from the knee (knee-driven locomotion).

"It's right in the bend of the river, and the apex of the bend points right at the Capitol," Holton said.

To meet the first objective, it provides 90% pay replacement up to the first "bend point," $10,740 in annual income.

The Johnson bill transforms Social Security through different methods (i.e.., modifying bend points and percentage factors in the benefit formula, among other changes).

But the pay replacement above the first bend point is only 35%, up to $64,764, and 15% thereafter to the maximum pay level, hardly a princely sum.

The degrees of every finger bending are not exactly same, so the current peaks at each bend point have a little difference.

> only the bend points of the boundary are demarcated by physical points (often referred to as monuments, beacons, etc).

In metazoan development, folding or bending of the cell sheet is achieved by cells at the bend points that change from a cuboidal to a wedge shape.

The positions of the bend point differed between organisms and, at least for human and fly, between the introns and the exons.