Sentence examples for the elbow of from inspiring English sources

Police officers seem to stand at the elbow of almost every road worker and mine clearer.

Admittedly, proper technique is much more easily learned at the elbow of a live person than from reading a book.

And how did that smear of what looked like hot cereal end up on the elbow of her black sweater?

Crowe, making his debut as a director, clearly learned much at the elbow of Ridley Scott, on "Gladiator".

"I think that public relations people are right at the elbow of powerful people in industry and government," he said.

The puck flew through an impossibly small space between the left post and the elbow of Devils goalie Martin Brodeur.

But then they made up for it big time and stuck me right on the elbow of the director-general.

Pippen has missed 10 of the past 11 games with tendinitis in the elbow of his shooting arm.

And with the "elbow of sand" finding itself centre stage, it is gearing up for a fresh wave of tourism.

To calculate this point, we need a mathematical definition for the 'elbow' of a curve.

In practical research, one can predict the optimal cluster number by checking the 'elbow' of the eigenvalue plot.