Sentence examples for end of a tier from inspiring English sources

This means that if, for example, you find a rare towards the end of a tier, and you should avoid upgrading a skill that you got at the beginning of the tier, as it will be replaced quite soon.

The Browne Review marks the end of a two tier system which until now has disadvantaged part-time students.

Tonight, in front of a small audience surrounding a ploughed field in Penzance, the ambitious Worcester will put their long-term business plan on the line at the end of a second-tier Championship campaign so unloved by the rugby public that they consider the phrase "hopelessly cockeyed" to be a compliment.

Woodfox is at pains to say that in Angola his was not this "Hollywood" version but rather 23 hours a day locked into an 9ft by 6ft (2.7 metres by 1.8 metres) cell, barred at one end, in a tier of "14, 15, 16" similar cells.

Make sure you don't cut out the area where the cap will be reattached at one end of the tier, and leave an inch of metal at the pinched end of the tier as well.

Use the dremel to cut the appropriate length from the end of the tier that does not have a cap.

At the west end of this tier, flanking the orchestra, was the box for the foreign ambassadors, which was crowded with diplomatists in official costume, many of them carrying a perfect load of stars and decorations.

The noise level was way too high and Radar, an old-line screw, was punching the clock at the end of the tier, doing his best to ignore the whole show.

The few points of color: red on the U.S. flag hanging in the rafters, and yellow metal boxes at the end of each tier containing crescent-shaped knives for guards to cut down inmates who try to hang themselves.

Lay the tier against your forearm, with the end of the tier resting at your wrist.

Insert it so that the blade is pointing toward the pinched end of the tier.