Sentence examples for pointed time from inspiring English sources

In answer, she offered a curt, dismissive, almost dainty dab, forehead to elbow-crook, and, in her own pointed time, obliged.

And so the view that the British campus novel is an antique piece, of a particular pointed time as quaint as Harold Wilson, Blue Streak, white hot technology and the moral compass that steered Howard Kirk, Bradbury's sociology lecturer, through the arms and affections of anyone foolish enough to be impressed by his Groucho Marxism.

Previously, car owners had to install a RelayRides device that allowed renters to unlock the vehicles at the pointed time.

In carnivorans with self-sharpening carnassial teeth, the cusps remain pointed through time, and thus the first point of contact during mastication is situated near the tip of the crown.

In many ways a continuation of Ike-era innocence, Kennedy for Me allied childish illustrations with a hummable tune, slightly more pointed this time ("a president who's seasoned through and through, but not so doggone seasoned that he won't try something new").

Now push your toes back toward you instead of pointed this time.

But, as the news came out Tuesday night, many pointed to the time Tracy defended Nassar in December 2016.

Although she expresses a pointed political opinion from time to time, it's never part of a sustained campaign, and it's never grandiloquent, the way some Hollywood peers can be.

As inside jokes go, it was pointed and perfectly timed.

One Whitehall source insisted that the atmosphere was friendly, as the Queen resorted to her famous – and at times pointed – humour.

Over a decade at Madrid, Ramos has had his cheerleaders but he has also faced criticism and it has been fierce at times, pointed and political too – "when you get hit here, you get hit hard," he says – but he wins them over in the end.