Sentences with phrase «pin point where»

Surround sound works well and you can pin point where enemies are coming from, which is always a plus.

If you're experienced at cross referencing maps with swell forecasts, you'll find it quite easy to pin point where to head on a given day around Taghazoute.

Not exact matches

When I look back on the turning points in my business, I can usually pin point a time where I chose to just show up.

(I wish there were a reliable statistical method to value kicks based on the point w / in the 20 yard line where it is downed; kicks not returned; kicks that pin a returner to the sideline.

That would actually be useful discourse if we want to claim how rich Arsenal are and then we can actually pin point the issue of where our club is financially and, in turn, our transfer approach with some real firepower.

And pin points an area where we have just one top player..

Bayley's been super aggressive, to the point where Sonya Deville better hope it's Mandy Rose who is coming in next — she needs a hand against the former RAW Women's champ, who is leaving it all out there with elbow drops to the outside and repeated pin attempts in the first few minutes of this match.

At this point I wish they had just gone full «Twice in a Lifetime» and made Roman vs Lesnar official right after last Wrestlemania instead of going through the whole song and dance where everyone's known the outcome since the second lesnar pinned goldberg.

We just missed that little part in - between where Ozil squeezed that all - important - pin - point - accurate final pass to Sanchez.

Singapore authorities will be able to rely on a «causal link» such as satellite images or weather maps pin - pointing where smoke has come from.

Namely, a circle is the set of all points (that's the curve you drew with your pencil) that are all the same distance from some common point (that's the spot where you pinned the string down with your finger).

What is most exciting to me is that it is now a lot easier for me to pin point the culprits, where before I was totally in the dark about what was making me sick.

Tighten them so they're snug but not to the point where you feel pins and needles or your limbs turn blue.

It's gotten to the point where I actually long for a hotel stay since there's going to be a bed there...:P Totally pinned it here, too: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/221520875398192512/

Learners can pin - point where the virtual executive is giving good response and where there is evident lack of clarity.

The rear differential manages the torque between the rear wheels to maintain the angle of the slide, all the driver has to do is keep their foot pinned and point the front wheels where they want to go.

This is why I created lists like top dog food brands and top puppy food brands where I've gone through not only specific food's ingredient list, but also company's reputation, recall history and other data to pin point which ones are least likely to be harmful to our dogs.

Once again though it feels more like threat through numbers than anything else, and once you get to the point where vast numbers of them are wielding rockets of some sort it can become irritating as you get pinned to the ground by a continuous hail of fire until dead.

The next day (Aug 9), it got mentioned at realclimate, where Gavin dismissed the point as insignificant and, despite Climate Audit's obvious priority in identifying the spliced data sets, falsely credited GISS themselves with pinning down the precise error:

Moore has provided an explicit voice in the fabricated non-debate over climate science, where scientists are pinned against industry talking points and cherrypicked data (see clip provided by ThinkProgress).

One of the key problems in climate science is distinguishing between natural variation and human causes, to the point where even the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has to use measures of probability to pin the blame on humans («it is highly likely that humans are causing....»).

Although Mike Mann had a damn good point in his WSJ letter where he said that McI doesn't write papers (like Christy and lindzen and the like do)... so his arguments really can't be pinned down.

Gogi sir, one of the pics, where you have pin pointed freshly cut branch of a tree.

Discovering your unique blend of aptitudes and personality traits can help sort out your combination of strengths, helping you to pin point what to study and where to focus your experimenting.

He helped us understand the internal dynamics of our relationship and pin - point areas where we were miscommunicating and misunderstanding each other.

Justice reinvestment has not been tried in Australia yet, although we have good reason to believe that we can pin point the communities where high concentrations of Indigenous offenders live.

So I don't know where to begin, I have so many things I love that it is impossible to pin point one particular element.

Place a pin at each point where the lines intersect.