Sentence examples for with its points from inspiring English sources

In its center was a red dot, labelled "God," which was surrounded by an equilateral triangle with its points designated Adam, Noah, and Abraham.

Finally, there is the curved spread, with its points that crescent gently outward from the collar band.

For instance, according to them, the verb ascend lexicalizes a scale with its points ordered in the direction against gravity; the distance between the moving object and the reference object (e.g., the ground) keeps increasing as the moving object continues ascending.

Roughly triangular in shape, with its point to the south, it covers an area of approximately 39,000 square miles (100,000 square km).

With its point-and-click PC style and dated musical choices, it appeals so directly to my experience of the mid-90s that it's like re-reading old diaries.

It instantly reads as a heart shape turned on its side with its point lopped off — and as breasts or buttocks.

And maybe, like England, France was satisfied with its point, but both are looking up at Ukraine, which beat Sweden, 2-1, on two goals from Andriy Shevchenko.

But the adoption of Microsoft's Windows operating system, with its point-and-click icons, and other improvements, opened the door to a much larger market.

When opened, the leaves are housed in lock wall recesses; when closed, after turning through about 60°, they meet on the lock axis in a V shape with its point upstream.

This paper proposes analytical model results of a cantilever based piezoelectric energy harvesting device (PEHD) with a large tip mass whose centre of gravity is not coincident with its point of attachment to the beam.

But it cannot discriminate among aid recipients, favoring only those that agree with its point of view.