Sentence examples for point towel from inspiring English sources

Further to this point: towel etiquette is important.

He compares this occurence to a recent experience of his own, concerning a needle-point tea towel representing a buxom nude which he had presented to his wife on their anniversary.

Friends say that he is adamant that there was no steady teleological process – after graduating with a 2 1 in modern history from Magdalen College, Oxford, he toyed with the idea of becoming a journalist and pursued a number of dead-end jobs (at one point refolding towels in Selfridge's) before a friend mentioned there was a vacancy in the research department of Conservative Central Office.

An unarmed man who was shot by Los Angeles police after he allegedly pointed a towel-covered hand in their direction typically walked with a rag to wipe away sweat, his son said.

An unarmed man shot by Los Angeles police after he allegedly pointed a towel-covered hand in their direction typically walked with a rag because he sweat a lot, his son said Monday evening.

As fans watched him at work with no guarantee of future opportunities, it seemed important to savor the details: the twirl of his racket before launching into his service motion; the exaggerated puff of his cheeks on impact; the no-look point for the towel that, in light of his elevated perspiration rate, has always been more necessity than crutch.

Local children sorely missed their pool, and at one point, wearing bath towels, marched in Park Slope to protest its closing.

Many of its products are "a little bit naughty," she said, pointing to a towel with an image of three women engaged in a pillow fight.

Mop up any water collecting points using paper towel.

There's no point patting because the towel can no longer absorb moisture, and sawing is positively dangerous because it has the same effect as sandpaper.

At one point, he threw a towel over his head and wiped his face, as if he were at the end of an exhausting game.