Sentence examples for so pinpoint from inspiring English sources
"Usually he's so pinpoint".
He scored a power play goal on a lightning quick shot that Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist still hasn't seen, hit the crossbar with another other-worldly attempt and made a pass on a rush so pinpoint perfect, it would have produced a goal against almost anyone but Lundqvist.
Pull the trigger and the gun fires or the sword extends, and tap the extra button to slow things down to bullet time so pinpoint some head shots.
Pubs will look at you and think you don't fit; clubs will look at you and think you don't fit; festivals will look at you and think you don't fit -- so pinpoint what you're going for and embrace it.
You probably already have a list in your head of which family members cause you the most stress during the holidays, so pinpoint exactly what they do that bothers you.
After 1989, individuals started receiving Social Security numbers at birth, rather than at their discretion (often when they began their first job), so pinpointing these people's numbers is especially easy, says Acquisti.
Today, credit unions can match banks in product delivery so pinpointing your specific needs will be important to determining which financial institution is best.
All those things can potentially end up in the ocean, so to pinpoint any particular source is just not possible".
Because he hit so many pinpoint approach shots, most of Furyk's birdie putts were 10 feet or less.
Economists and politicians reckon that this might work in civil aircraft, semiconductors and cars.However, it is rare for governments to be powerful enough to set optimal tariffs and even rarer for them to have enough information to do so with pinpoint accuracy.
The destruction of a tumour in the uterus takes less than 30 minutes using the Mirabilis Medica technology, whereas the InSightec system requires three to four hours.But the image produced by ultrasound is of lower resolution than the MRI picture, so if pinpoint accuracy is required, MRI is better.
