Sentence examples for picking a point from inspiring English sources

"He's picking a point in time to say he's faster," said Jayshree Ullal, the chief executive of Arista.

So after picking a point on the raster and converting to camera coordinates, I used it to set the ray origin.

The bridge still tilts to a noticeable degree (this can be illustrated by standing on the span and picking a point of reference as trains pass).

Picking a point about three-quarters down the line, the usher, Roger Feggins, politely informed the tourists beyond it that there would not be enough seats for them at the 11 A.M. service, and that they would have to go around the corner to a different black church.

Get out of this habit by picking a point to look at while you post, whether it's the top of the trees or a nearby roof.

Here's what you do: Move faster toward the shoulder section (the part just outside the breaking section of the face) of the wave, picking a point where you'll get enough time to start a rounded slow turn.

Pick a point of emphasis.

MIT Sloan blog: "Can Watson pick a point guard?

So, I can pick a point, like I can pick this point here.

Let the user pick a point on the "clue-clutter" scale that suits their needs, and the interface adjusts accordingly.

It was intoxicating, to pick a point in the distance and wonder: Has any human ever stood there?