Sentence examples for that certain spot from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes that little itch gets me in that certain spot, and when so many people tell me I can do it, it's trying to convince me that you can," De La Hoya told ESPN.com on Monday.

The idea is that certain spots in your body, when pressed, release positive neurotransmitters like serotonin that make you feel better.

The fire that destroyed En-Gedi engulfed the outer edges of the scroll and burned some outer layers all the way through, so that certain spots are missing on every page.

Another approach is to use only a subset for normalization, e.g., by declaring that certain spots belong to "housekeeping" genes.

What is striking is that at certain spots in the genome, CNVs are found significantly more frequently in patients with neuropsychiatric disease than in controls.

Our goal was to address these questions by measuring the temperature rise over a wide range of tribological loading conditions that mimic certain spots on artificial knee joints.

You may find wheels that have dominant drop zones (wheel imperfections cause the ball to fall at certain points more than others), tilted wheels (the greater the wheel tilt, the more likely a wheel is to exhibit a bias), higher frets (pocket separators that are more likely to exhibit mechanical flaws), or wheels that decelerate at certain spots.

Start wiggling it around to scratch the certain spot that is itchy.

[Turning to the witness.] After your arrival at Katyn, did you notice that there was a grave mound in the woods at Katyn? AHRENS: Shortly after I arrived-the ground was covered by snow-one of my soldiers pointed out to me that at a certain spot there was some sort of a mound, which one could hardly describe as such, on which there was a birch cross.

I wish people could get it out of their head that because I'm not drafted at a certain spot that I was supposed to be disappointed.

You may be familiar with Street View, a Google exclusive that lets you stand at a certain spot on the map and "look around".