Sentence examples for hooked tip from inspiring English sources

Catch the yarn-over in the hooked tip and pull both the hook and yarn back through to the front of the work.

All Contingidae have a broad bill with slightly hooked tip, rounded wings, and short legs.

Bill large, broad, and flattened, with hooked tip on upper mandible.

The Tooth-billed Hummingbird derives its name from its straight bill that has a prominent hooked tip and backward-pointing tooth-like serrations on the distal half.

In 1620 the Pilgrims landed at the site of Provincetown, on the hooked tip of Cape Cod, before proceeding to Plymouth.

The hooked tip in gulls and jaegers facilitates grasping and tearing of food, which cannot be managed by the straight-billed terns.

The heavily ringed horns are 35 49 cm (14 19 inches) in length (smaller and thinner in females) and have an unusual stethoscope shape with hooked tips pointing inward.

Spines: central spines 3--4 per areole, lowermost 18--25 18--25 18--25, tips dark; radial spines 30--60, in 2--3 superimmosed ranks, 6--1+(20) mm.

The first run of the slalom was not kind to either team; normally dependable racers either crashed, suffered from binding pre-releases, or hooked tips on the slalom gates on the flats in their all-out charges to the finish.

The dermal denticles are thin with hooked tips, arranged without a regular pattern well-separated from one another.

They have their nostrils enclosed in one or two tubes on their straight, deeply grooved bills with hooked tips.