Sentence examples for safe points from inspiring English sources

More often than not, he could eke out safe points victories, avoid toss-of-a-coin exchanges and toe-to-toe wars, and go home with his handsome face unscathed.

"If you make people afraid that talking to your neighbour's children could be seen as an offence, you actually make those children less safe," points out Shami Chakrabarti of Liberty, a civil rights organisation.Another suggestion is that anyone having sex with a prostitute under the age of 18 should be liable to a jail sentence of up to seven years.

For example, find safe points in Halo 2 and memorize how to throw the grenades into popular camping points.

"Teaching children about sexual orientation isn't making them safe," point 12 says.

The footage shows people holding their hands up while walking to a safe point in the building.

Thank goodness the Save Game feature lets you back up to your last safe point to try another tactic.

While we think that the first trimester is the time of greatest risk, we still don't know if there is ever a safe point in pregnancy.

Residents who are convinced that no one in those neighborhoods is safe point to the murder on May 28, 2000, of a 20-year-old woman named Lori Gonzalez.

Blackburn is holed up alone amid the wreckage and must crawl through the rubble (at one point doing a QTE combat with a rat – seriously) to reach a safe point.

The surgeon should consider using fluoroscopic guidance to locate this safe point prior to fibula transfixion wire insertion.

Furthermore, two change modes have been implemented: a safe mode, for conservative modifications that do not affect participants, and an unsafe mode, which may require to transfer the participant execution to a safe point in the new structure.