Sentence examples for point of crashing from inspiring English sources
Still, Ray is relentless, even to the point of crashing the funeral of Alice's grandmother.
Racing cars to the point of crashing into a tree isn't going to win you a mate, but if you survive, you may impress your peers.
Ancient expressions like "full moon," "half-moon," "last-quarter-moon" continued to be used but were really only figures of speech: how could we call "full" a shape that was all cracks and holes and that always seemed on the point of crashing down on our heads in a shower of rubble?
Among those involved in a fatal collision, rear-seated passengers who wore a seat belt were approximately one third as likely to die, although this effect differed across passenger age, seating positions, and point of crash impact.
Basic programmers sometimes point to the possibility of crashing as a reason to stick to only using basic programs, but generally speaking, most assembly programs are stable in most cases, and if you test programs a few times and get rid of the ones that crash, you will be mostly if not completely free of future crashes.
No more risk of crashing".
Serena holds for the loss of a point, crashing down with a big bolshy ace at 4-15.
From the basic starting point of plane-crash survivors on a desert island, its plot has thickened and thickened to the point where it is now an inhabitable universe.
It also makes them more likely to give up on the stock market entirely: over the past three years, investors have pulled almost two hundred and fifty billion dollars out of equity funds, even though stock prices have almost doubled since the lowest point of the crash.
Enright herself muses on various silences – of betrayal, of female experience, of the nationwide suspension of disbelief as the property bubble went into overdrive – in her 2011 novel The Forgotten Waltz, which looks back on an adulterous affair during the boom years from the colder, wiser vantage point of the crash.
