Sentence examples for point of fatigue from inspiring English sources

But everything has been done now in movies, to the point of fatigue.

According to the AGS guidelines, muscles should not be exercised to the point of fatigue.

The key to determining just how much you should be lifting, he continued, is gauging your point of fatigue.

I suspect that Shiwen would probably be two or more seconds faster if she went out harder and pushed to the point of fatigue".

"If you just back off and don't push them to the point of fatigue," said Brad Kullman, a Reds executive, "you can bring them back a day earlier".

We're constantly reminded, almost to the point of fatigue, that the percentage is somewhere around 16 to 19percentt, depending on who's doing the counting and how.

Bittenbender's works are mesmerizing, almost to the point of fatiguing, with ocular activity.

"What is this indescribable event in a dancer's life," one 1972 note reads, "that arises, given all the shit, the terrible hours of work, the grumbling & malaise of a company, the point-of-vertigo fatigue when he one day drops it all & dances... and some internal-infernal hook holds one at a peak for those few seconds or, if you are extremely lucky, minutes".

For comparison, the point prevalence of fatigue in 1916 patients with osteoarthritis (mean age, 66 years; 76% female) was 49.6% (P < 0.001, after adjustment for confounding demographic variables).

But Dr. Gebman, when he testified before the Columbia accident board in April, made a point of saying fatigue in composite structures was not as well understood as fatigue in metals.

For this reason the mayor's allies have relentlessly pursued the tax story to the point of outright fatigue.