Sentence examples for point of hanging from inspiring English sources
"Everyone's all in it for a common point of hanging out and watching sports," he said.
As soon as there is no longer any hope — what's the point of hanging around to suffer fruitlessly and in vain?
In that matter, as with this current one, eBay/PayPal spokespeople said that preventing fraud — not enhancing profits, by accumulating bank interest — was the point of hanging on to the money.
To avoid that temptation, try and make a point of hanging out with your friends a lot on the weekends, after school, and at more appropriate times.
Anchor points of hanging suicides were also described.
Concurrently with identifying asphyxiation means, we identified anchor points of hanging suicides (e.g., beam, light fixture).
But at this point it's all too easy to imagine a default on debt, triggering a crisis of confidence, which forces the government to impose a banking holiday — and at that point the logic of hanging on to the common currency come hell or high water becomes a lot less compelling.
Stepping into her pristine, uber-organized house, it was apparent that she'd done everything possible to optimize exposure to the breathtaking vistas surrounding the property, even to the point of never hanging any window shades whatsoever.
As Dr. Samuel Johnson once pointed out, the prospect of hanging concentrates the mind.
Furthermore, the load-displacement curves and failure modes of the SFECW were investigated by the finite element method, and the influence of key parameters such as the position of hanging points, the strength grade of recycled concrete, the thickness of wall, the height-span ratio and axial compression ratio on the SFECW were discussed.
On a recent tour, Marks points out eight miles of hanging pipe stacked two stories high that contains 3.5 million to 5 million pieces of clothing, pairs of shoes, hats and accessories.
