Sentence examples for point touching from inspiring English sources

The mezzo Magdalena Kožená, who sang with urgent warmth all night, reached out to Stabrawa from a crouched position, at one point touching his shoe.

Those forces drove euro zone government bond yields down to extremely low levels earlier this year; since mid-April, there has been a vicious rebound which sees German bond yields, close to zero at one point, touching 0.99% today.

As yet another bank bailout plan seemed to come apart this week, the Nikkei average of leading Japanese shares tumbled, at one point touching ¥13,597, a 12-year low.

The goal is to negotiate these sections without losing points for touching the ground with any part of the body (a "dab," one point), touching twice or more with the body (a "footing," three points), or failing to complete the section (five points).

Up until that point, touching another living thing took place in the context of bloody fights, degrading pat-downs, and dignity-crushing strip searches.

Nymex crude futures settled above $103 a barrel, after at one point touching $105, as tensions between Iran and pretty much every country west of Istanbul continue to rise.

A philosophical point touched by this approach concerns the link between the propositional content (information) expressed by sentences and the idea of predication.

No one at any point touches it.

Every time you reach a point, touch the line.

In the Scottish Argyll broadsword dance, the four performers flourish their swords before laying them on the ground, points touching, to form a cross.

The number of points touching the smooth muscle was multiplied by 100 and divided by 99 to correct for the 99 points used as test system).