Sentence examples for pointed pin from inspiring English sources

Use sharp pointed pin or needle to gently clear ash crust from screen before next use.

The gazes were contemplative, coy or steadfast; the notes scribbled on the cards were sharp and pointed, pins attaching the butterfly of personality to something hard.

Obama used his weekly address to make a blunt and pointed speech, pinning the blame for the situation squarely at the doors of Republicans in Congress, whom he said were refusing to compromise on the issue of taxing the wealthy and so scuppering any chance of a deal to avoid potential disaster.

Now you have the pointed tip of the pin safely 'sandwiched' between the sheets of paper, and you won't get accidentally poked when you handle your papers!

Experts believe they have pin-pointed how parents can tell if the child is ready to start learning how to read.

The halfback is keen to make amends after serving an eight-game ban for his drunken Australia Day antics and has pin-pointed how the Roosters can get their horrible season back on track after one win in eight rounds.

Tribble added that the information tracked on iPhones is not necessarily the user's pin-pointed location.

One area where both companies have specifically been pin-pointed for disruption is in the area of virtualization.

Strukov et al. [3] first pin-pointed the pertinent problems in the Joglekar function while implementing in SPICE and then proposed improvements over it.

The Osprey held his hand up for a poor second-half clearance kick that coach Warren Gatland pin-pointed as one incident that helped England's revival.

To fine-map GLR1, 1,447 F2 glabrous plants were analyzed using 7 newly developed markers (Figure 2b and Table 1) and GLR1 was finally pin-pointed within an interval of 21-kb DNA fragment between the markers M6 and M7.