Sentence examples for bent point from inspiring English sources

The deformation was measured as the distance between the original point and the bent point of the probe beam.

While sitting in the same position with one leg bent, point your toes on your extended leg and draw the letters of the alphabet on the floor with your toes.

Place your hands on top of the ball so that your bent elbows point towards your body.

Follow through with your knees still slightly bent and point at where you would like the puck to go with your stick.

Your knees should be slightly bent and pointing in the same direction as your toes.

"That's definitely where we're going," Mr. Bent said, pointing to billions of dollars pulled into such accounts at Reserve Funds and various major brokerage houses, including Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and the Salomon Smith Barney unit of Citigroup.

Prosecutors also highlighted Fields' ideological bent by pointing to photographs of him marching alongside white supremacists earlier in the day, holding a shield emblazoned with the logo of a neo-Nazi group.

Rotate your left leg in front of you so that your bent knee points ahead of you.

Think about the following points: arms straight above your head (no bent elbows), toes pointed during the jump, legs together throughout, and whether your knees bend but your feet point behind you (you want to pull your knees to your chest so that your toes point straight down towards the ground).

A third threat posture, called "choking," often used by both members of a pair to intimidate another pair, consists of standing with legs bent, breast lowered, head pointed down, and the tongue lowered, while rhythmically jerking the head and uttering a deep call.

The bent, fragile pope pointed at the photographers, then folded his fingers in a hand gesture more common to Roman taxi drivers than popes.