Sentence examples for riveting points from inspiring English sources

In between some of the wild errors by Serena, there were some riveting points.

While they could not construct the masterpiece of the two legends, 20-year-old Hewitt and 19-year-old Roddick hustled to create riveting points and their share of drama inside Arthur Ashe Stadium, providing a sneak preview of what may be the matchup of the future.

Clement pulled even at 5-5 breakinging Kafelnikov's serve on one of the most riveting points of the match.

Any good screenplay starts off with great characters and some riveting plot points... so here we go!

But that's why people read Ken Auletta books, to get that point of view, and for his exhaustive research and the riveting detail he brings to his subjects.

Twenty years later, he and a business partner received a patent for "waist overalls" with metal rivets at points of strain — a garment known today as the blue jean.

Twenty years later, he and a business partner received a patent for "waist overalls" with metal rivets at points of strain — a garment now known as the blue jean.

In the upper sheet, instead, the rivet head penetrates steel plate (point B in Fig. 4) and then the joint rupture occurs (Han et al. 2010).

The presence of corrosion products weakens the joint and compromises the mechanical interlocking in the overlapping area of the joint promoting the advancement of crack near the bottom rivet (see point C in Fig. 5).

The former — "a pair of tough denim trousers" — represents a kind of inverted gentrification: "Often riveted at stress points, jeans had originally been worn strictly for labor.

One of his customers, Jacob Davis, a tailor from Nevada, had worked out how to make hard-wearing work pants by using rivets at the points of stress to make them last longer.