Sentence examples for fall off point from inspiring English sources

This is one of the most important point of all, when your Warthog is about to flip to one side and you don't want to fall off, point to the direction that the Warthog is about to flip into.

She didn't always get "Diamonds" right — she fell off point, she had trouble with her fouettés — but she recovered like a pro.

Indeed, while the Trocks of yesteryear felt quite at home falling off point, it is not unusual to see their current crop of 16 ballerinas churning out batches of triple fouettes or propelling themselves well into the stratosphere.

As the Aurora of the celebrated Act I Rose Adagio, Veronika Part lagged behind the music the same way, fell off point in the first exposed passage and thereafter never revealed any of the choreography's potential.

It's modeled on a tradition from the Church of Nosso Senhor do Bonfim in Bahia, Brazil: worshipers tie brightly colored silk ribbons to their wrists and wear them until they fall off, at which point their wishes are granted.

In this case, the targets will fall off the grid points.

Fig. 7 Angle-Doppler estimates for targets that fall off the grid points in CS MIMO radar (N t = 4) Fig. 8 Angle-Doppler estimates for targets that fall off the grid points in CS MIMO radar (N t = 10).

"We feel we are constantly walking a tightrope that we could fall off of at any point with no given warning," said Rita. "We are just constantly trying to preserve, preserve, preserve and sometimes it seems so pointless because unfortunately it may all be futile in the end.

There's a little cap that covers the jack (which will, at some point, inevitably fall off and be lost) and a USB dongle that you use to charge it with a laptop.

Turn around and slowly walk out to the point where you almost fall off.

Focus on one point; that way you won't fall off.