Sentence examples for extra pointed from inspiring English sources

Talk to your teacher for some extra, pointed advice on how to prepare for your test.

Serves 6-8 garlic 3 large new-season cloves day-old white bread 150g cucumber 1 red chilli 1 red peppers 2, preferably the pointed "extra sweet" type tomatoes 1kg, at least half cherry tomatoes sherry or wine vinegar 2 tbsp mint about 20 small leaves extra-virgin olive oil 100ml, plus 2 tbsp plum or vine tomatoes 3 lemon 1 Tabasco Peel the garlic.

And when a red balloon enters this boy's life, courtesy of the young Asian film student (Song Fang) who has been hired as his nanny, the contrast between his imaginative world and the world he actually inhabits feels, with all this extra detail, too pointed; Mr. Hou manages to keep poignancy at bay, but it's touch and go.

Picciani, appointed by the interim president, Michel Temer, last month as part of a shakeup of cabinet posts, said public awareness campaigns carried out by the ministry of health had been successful and pointed to an extra 2,000 health professionals and an extra 146 "intensive care ambulances" that would be on standby during the Games.

Point to its pointed teeth.

We'll drive that car in a few weeks and let you know if we think it's worth the extra $4,000-$4,000-$5,000thisis point it seems like a heck of a premium just to get the three-pointed star on the hood.

The prime minister was asked why it was more compelling for voters than extra spending on health and education, a pointed question in light of Labor's announcement.

EXTRA POINTS Coach AL GROH had a rather pointed remark when asked about the firing of Redskins Coach NORV TURNER today by DANIEL SNYDER, the team's owner.

As he tells "Oprah: Where Are They Now -- Extra" in the above clip, he found one pointed question in that piece "really upsetting".

Your actual toes do not fit into a pointed toe on a shoe, so most of that point is extra space.

A small, flat project can be worked on any needle length, but a small circular project will require a small circular needle, double-pointed needles, or a technique used to bypass extra lengths of cord on a long circular needle.