Sentence examples for practice of pointing from inspiring English sources

ROSS GAY Maybe it is the practice of pointing to it, you know.

The agency's citing of potential head injuries is in line with its practice of pointing out unusual occurrences during crash tests.

The painters of luminous watch dials in factories had made a practice of pointing their brushes with their lips and thus ingested radium.

Well, yes, that's all well and good, but I'm not totally sure what we gain from the practice of pointing at the past, grimacing and then sealing it off like a hazardous waste facility.

Each participant completed four practice trials of pointing with vision before the experimental trials began.

To date, there is no standard guideline for the practice of point-of-care ultrasound for this specialty.

To determine the reasons for this, we surveyed 120 anesthesia, emergency, intensive care, and internal medicine consultants at the Royal Melbourne Hospital on their knowledge and practice of point-of-care ultrasound.

There are also significant lessons to be learned from the disciplines of emergency medicine and critical care medicine with respect to developing curricula and standards of practice for point-of-care ultrasound [25 28].

The American Optometric Association is not a fan of the practice, pointing out that getting eyeball tattoos can put people at risk of infection, inflammation and blindness.

This use of judges' time says almost nothing about the dishonest practice of "taking points", but an awful lot about men and women behaving badly.

Even the airlines admit the underground practice of swapping points is catching on.