Sentence examples for point of snapping from inspiring English sources
Did you become an actor to further the Muslim struggle?" an officer screamed, twisting my arm to the point of snapping.
Choosing to be, and sustaining that choice by power of will, the three characters are nonetheless balanced on a moment, wire-drawn to the point of snapping.
8 P.M. (HBO) LITTLE FOCKERS (2010) Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro (above left, with Mr. Stiller) reprise their roles as Greg Focker, the unfortunately named nurse, and his father-in-law, Jack, a former C.I.A. operative wound to the point of snapping.
So far, the team has signed up Indian mobile maker Lava to pre-load its app onto its own-brand handsets — so users will be able to select to share via the Privately encrypted lens at the point of snapping a photo or uploading it to a social network from their camera roll.
In the end, we resort to a piece of wood tied to a rope (just short of snapping point) and an adjustable square edge.
Lagasse served chilled shrimp with a traditional remoulade sauce -- and, despite the presence of an obligatory security guard, made a point of stopping to snap photos and sign autographs for his food-loving fans.
Henry is on the point of being snapped up by a major league team for a six-figure sum when he falls victim to a sudden, inexplicable and total loss of form.
Beware of snapping turtles!
Some games make that point by snapping photos of you at especially humiliating moments.
A day after the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates, averting a nasty nose dive in the market, Wall Street watched as the Dow Jones industrial average swung like a yo-yo, diving nearly 250 points in the opening minutes, spending the day in a series of rallies and swoons, then closing up — way up — with a gain of nearly 300 points to snap a five-day losing streak.
At the same time throw your right fist towards your opponents' face in a straight line At the point of full extension, snap your fist back to your chin and your body back to your stance in anticipation of a counterpunch.
