Hiller always fixes upon the point where spirituality and art cross with popular culture.
I would enter the kitchen quietly and stand beside her, my chin lodging upon the point of her hip.
At the moment Williams willfully overcame a 4-1 definithen the first set, upon the point that gave her a startling 5-4 lead, she strutted off the court for the changeover with her head tilted high.
Matthew Arnold, looking overThe Channel from the cliffs of Dover,Scanned with his telescope almostThe whole French coastAs far as Étretat,And was upon the point of saying "Ah,"When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille,A lobster led on a leash beside the sea.It was Nerval, enjoying his _vacances!_Alas for gravitas!
From Richard Wilbur's poem "A Prelude" (May 3, 2010): Matthew Arnold, looking over The Channel from the cliffs of Dover, Scanned with his telescope almost The whole French coast As far as ÿtretat, And was upon the point of saying "Ah," When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille, A lobster led on a leash beside the sea.
by Sharon Levy Matthew Arnold, looking overThe Channel from the cliffs of Dover,Scanned with his telescope almostThe whole French coastAs far as Étretat,And was upon the point of saying "Ah,"When he perceived, not far from the great Aiguille,A lobster led on a leash beside the sea.It was Nerval, enjoying his vacances!Alas for gravitas!
Two players, each provided with nine counters of a single colour, lay pieces alternately upon the points, the object being to get three in a row (a mill) upon any line.
Upon reaching the point just before the team is exposed from above, the lead soldier turns to cover overhead.
In addition, the magnetic field at a point depends upon how far the point is from the current element.
Age and ethnicity were the only potential confounders that were significantly associated with TB (irrespective of their influence upon change in the point estimate).
He put the pinch upon the country to the point where the poor people simply starved.
