the pointy end in a sentence

• I never bite off the pointy end like Stephanie does.
• The pointy end should be sticking out of the dirt.
• Turn your eggs so the pointy end faces down.
• Plant bulbs with the pointy end up.
• For example, we can indicate, using an arrowhead that the pointy end is visible from the arrow tail.
• So while you're back in cattle class with mild oxygen deprivation, they're fine up at the pointy end.
• Measure the distance from the fulcrum to the pointy end of the can-opener where the force is applied to the tin.
• The other is a handsome but helpless man who cannot find the scissors in the scissor drawer, even when the pointy ends are sticking out.
• It's best not to base a diet on the pointy end .-- Sean 13 : 01, 21 December 2007 ( UTC)
• A cone has the same area on the pointy end as the flat end when you measure the area at right angles to the gravitational field.
• It's difficult to see the pointy end in a sentence .
• :: However, there are also arguments against leaving the pointy end uppermost . . renjc 16 : 59, 6 September 2010 ( UTC)
• The episode's title refers to the sword fighting lesson that Jon gave to Arya before their farewell : " Stick them with the pointy end ."
• Night after night, year after year, Schubert ensured that the ocean traffic at the nation's busiest port found safe passage around the pointy end of Brooklyn.
• "Those windows can take the pointy end of a fire ax, swung by a beefy fireman with all his might, " one aviation structures expert said.
• To create superimposed dotting, artists may take a bunch of satay sticks, dip the pointy ends into the paint and then transfer them onto the canvas in quick successions of dotting.
• Witches in the " Charmed " universe are nearly always good characters aiding the battle for goodness and arrayed as the field forces on the pointy end, opposing evil and evil beings.
• I'm trying to identify a tree that has heart-shaped leaves with ridged edges, and that narrow into a thin stinger-like point at the pointy end of the heart.
• It is a very easy thing for those who have not been at the pointy end of Skyring's uncivil conduct to suggest " no harm, no foul " or " storm in a teacup ".
• In suggesting that public policy must submit to particularized faith, the gun lobby has placed us on an amazingly smooth slope, debating all the while how many angels can dance on the pointy end of a bullet.
• A squid ( size 3 / 0 to 8 / 0 hook ) is hooked through the mantle, the pointy end away from the head and tentacles; pin the hook through the tail several times to better secure the bait.