Sentence examples for point chair from inspiring English sources

ON our first morning at Copper Mountain Resort, I watched as my 8-year-old son cut his first tracks through the powder on Vein Glory, a beginner slope below the High Point chair.

The surprisingly sturdy Tipping Point chair by Peter Mann weds the comfort of a recliner to a minimalist aesthetic.

Why not consider all simply part of this man-God/personification literature - in this instance, incorporating the new Jewish concept of "Salvation"/ "Yeshu'a" - and nothing more?" At this point Chair Williams finally did succeed in getting an answer in on behalf of what he termed "the whole Panel" - that "Tradition affirmed they were".

Yes, she wanted to lie in a petit-point chair.

His answers grew longer and longer and he repeated himself more and more – to the point where chair John Whittingdale expressed his irritation.

There were literally no questions and at that point the Chair of the meeting said, "Well, that's all very interesting and now what do you think about insurance".

"That one had to have been dropped on its toe," said the head of maintenance, Frank Bloswick, pointing to chair foot bound with glue and string.

He decried the practice of confining detainees undergoing the treatment into a "five-point restraint chair" – during which a detainee's head and limbs are tied down.

A "Weekend Update" host, Seth Meyers, then reaches out to steady Mr. Armisen and points his chair toward the camera.

In late December 2005, forensic psychiatrists and officials with the federal Bureau of Prisons visited Guantánamo to recommend new safeguards, Justice Department attorneys recounted, leading to the adoption of the five-point restraint chair and the removal of the naso-gastric tubes for each feeding.

The BOP suggested the use of five-point restraint chairs, described by the company's manufacturer, a retired sheriff, as a "padded cell on wheels".