Sentence examples for point ends from inspiring English sources
Eleven-stroke point ends with Djokovic missing backhand volley.
The chair umpire uses a device to record how each point ends.
As in tennis, a point ends when the ball bounces twice or is struck out of bounds.
"The moral outrage at a certain point ends, and the press does allow some of these people to be rehabilitated," he says, noting the example of Elliot Spitzer.
The point ends with a short lob loaded with such cruel back spin that it threatens to recross the net by itself.
While Unilever has practical reasons for wanting to, say, preserve the oceans, the point ends up being similar to that championed by Ben & Jerry's, he added.
Cut a small "X" in the point end of the tomato, opposite the stem end.
In this case, fixed-point ends up with an always-empty queue, whereas the proposed captures the actual PMF acceptably well.
Pointed ends make a more dramatic, ruffly ball.
There, however, the plus-points end.
