Sentence examples for the terminal point from inspiring English sources

Kisangani (formerly Stanleyville), the terminal point of navigation on the Congo River from Kinshasa, is the capital of Orientale province.

So the landmarks commission's pending attention to this work marks the terminal point of the unique character of West End Avenue.

At the outer border of the first rib, the axillary vein becomes the subclavian vein, the terminal point of the venous system characteristic of the upper extremity.

Caulfield's Swiss lake is the terminal point of one of the most influential ideas of beauty, the idea that beauty is a divine grace infusing nature, expressed most systematically in the writings of John Ruskin.

In an interview with Mamet for the neoconservative Weekly Standard magazine, Andrew Ferguson describes the book as marking "the terminal point of a years-long conversion from left to right that Mamet-watchers (there are quite a few of these) have long suspected but hadn't quite confirmed.

McNamara's specialty was the industrialised warfare in which the United States had been the leader ever since the country's civil war, a kind of war in which the battlefield is seen as the terminal point of a mass production process that pours in firepower until the opponent is overwhelmed.

Clearview is a sans-serif face, meaning the terminal points of its letters lack any ornamental lines, wedges and other shapes.

In 1850 he set up a carrier-pigeon service between Aachen and Brussels, the terminal points of the German and the French-Belgian telegraph lines.

Then, for system (2.35) the terminal points are the following (2.36).

The start and final points will be also called the terminal points.

In this case, the positions of the terminal points in the structure are determined by two principles.