Sentence examples for pointed handle from inspiring English sources

Get a plastic comb with a long pointed handle.

You'll also need a wide-tooth plastic comb - you can get one anywhere for about $2 - a round brush with both natural and nylon bristles, and a thin plastic comb with a long pointed handle for parting your hair.

To report severe ocular injuries caused by pointed door handles in children.

His employer has schooled him and the 11 other drivers to handle pointed questions from customers.

One of the factors in Ferguson's decision of a decade ago to swerve the post-match interview that all the other Premier League managers do was that he was finding it increasingly difficult to remain loyal to his players while handling pointed questions about his captain's behaviour.

[The mainstream media doesn't] know how to handle such a pointed and aggressive criticism".

This problem is the more pointed because the film's handling of actors is so special.

He could, for example, have brought up the F.B.I. director James Comey's pointed criticisms of Clinton's handling of her e-mail.

His eyewitness account of the confusions, follies and vices of the 1920s is the most valuable part of these essays, and remains relevant, of course, to our own distracted time.But these same themes, which are handled in a pointed, urbane and literary way in the first volume, become dangerously solemn in the second, as Huxley begins to take them (and himself) more seriously.

He's pointed to Clinton's muddled handling of then-Gov.

The large collection of spoons includes 51 cochlearia, which are small spoons with shallow bowls and long, tapering handles with a pointed end which was used to pierce eggs and spear small pieces of food as the Romans did not use forks at the table.