Sentence examples for point of release from inspiring English sources

"The masks capture all those droplets at the point of release".

Sometimes when you shut things out for a time, a point of release is reached.

Cruz seems briefly pensive as he charts the arduous journey he has taken to reach this point of release.

He has a nice easy loop, allowing the ball to go up from the point of release.

The Web won't be the only, or even the most important, point of release for "Dr. Horrible".

"But Tanaka's splitter is probably the closest we've ever seen to ideal, in terms of how closely it mimics a four-seam fastball at the point of release".

In addition, radium-adsorbed pipe scale presents an additional source for radon exposure that is not captured by point-of-release testing.

"Surely the point of releasing a book is to sell loads of copies and makes lots of money," says Stuart Wilson.

But with the president at first excluding prosecution of the Bush officials who justified torture, it has to be asked: what was the real point of releasing the torture memos was if there was no intention of taking further action?

Hilton made a point of releasing a separate document today entitled Road to the Manifesto, to show that ideas in the manifesto were the fruit of four-and-a-half years' work.

They had always made a point of releasing all the data they got, so it wasn't really novel; but like all the best news, their wallchart dramatised and made inescapable something people had only half understood.