Sentence examples for spots at which from inspiring English sources

But there are some spots at which the work looks best: around the Heckscher ball fields, where the gates are dense and lines of them swarm in many directions at once; at the base of Strawberry Fields, where two parallel rows march in tight syncopation; at Harlem Meer, where they cluster up to the shore and then clamber, helter-skelter, up the rocks.

This is definitely a situation where it doesn't make any sense to reinvent the wheel, since fueling stations have obviously already done the hard work of identifying sensible roadside spots at which they can establish their locations.

Whoever was spinning the drill bits and selecting the spots at which to sink them, Shell wasn't developing new oil and gas fields fast enough to replace what it pumped out.

This category of child may well prompt the smug response from nearby grown-ups "You'll get spots!" At which point, another, even smugger, adult may well respond: "Actually, that's a myth!" But is it a myth?

The show has a few high spots, at which point you stop and say "ah!

For the former, though, here are some good spots at which to space out the gambling binges: Ghostbar (4321 W Flamingo Rd, on the top floor of the Palms (702 938-2666) The clientele is pretty fratty, but they've got a glass-floored deck extending off the roof where you can pretend you've died and now watch over the city as a vengeful ghost.

Feagles worried only about the spot at which the Giants' defense took the field.

He followed the van to Jersey City, noting each spot at which workers got out.

The red line at -14dB marks unity, a spot at which the signal is neither diminished nor amplified.

Despite the cloudy day they walked the two miles to the spot at which the animals had last been seen.

The threshold angular velocity was found to be the spot at which the mixing regime changes from diffusion to secondary flow.