Sentence examples for rises to a point from inspiring English sources

The name contains the shape: a hoh is a ridge that rises to a point and has a concave end.

Resilience against all odds appears to be characteristic of Saeed: the same force rises to a point of madcap buoyancy in "The Soldier and the Pigs," one of four Saeed stories available from Amazon.com, in uneven English, for forty-nine ceach each.

But lower-end asking prices have risen to a point beyond what the market will bear.

Lion numbers have risen to a point of crowding, and lions that stray outside the park to seek food must be trapped and sold to zoos.

However, wages have yet to rise to a point where the Bank feels it can reduce QE or increase interest rates.

This 66-floor, 1,016-foot-high building, planned for the south bank of the Thames River, resembles a Gothic spire, broad at its base, then rising to a point.

And when other factors push them back to the surface — the discovery of valuable resources, an assertion of national pride, a mishap at sea — the stakes can suddenly rise to a point where easy solutions become impossible.

Tethered to a high-altitude weather balloon, its progress monitored by an onboard camera, the celebrated northern concoction, complete with foil tray, rose to a point 29 miles above the Earth's crust.

However, if the closure duration is long, the intraoral pressure buildup can rise to a point at which there is no more transglottal pressure difference, and consequently voicing ceases.

Then, in early April, apathy turned to anxiety as tensions rose to a point few of us had seen before.

By 2085, ocean levels have risen to a point that entire coastal cities and islands have been submerged.