balance point

"They seemed to have come back to some kind of balance point."

He was leaning over the balance points of his hands, staring straight down.

We achieve a balance point, frozen short of final destruction.

He found the balancing point again and felt a certain bitter satisfaction with it.

I felt I had come to a balancing point with the old man.

They reached the balance point and toppled over it, she falling, him on top.

However, to minimize potential damage it held the plate at just one central and balanced point.

His whole manner gave the effect of a quiet patience, hanging on a balance point.

What about balance point - there are six options.

I found the balance point near the guards immediately.

The California wines approached the balancing point from the opposite end.

But this balancing point is what scientists call an unstable equilibrium.

If it has a balancing point, only you will be able to reach it.

I think that, since then, we have done a lot of work and we are not very far from reaching a balance point.

The length, weight, and balance point of modern bows are standardized.

But today, two months after the beginning of the negotiations, he, like others, was still uncertain about where that balancing point lies.

Herewiss shifted about in his mind, found the proper balance point.

I hope you know the narrowness of the balance point on which the scale rests.

Replies: Robert, I am not quite sure what you mean by the balance point.

"He didn't stay back and get to his balance point before he went," Anderson said.

The bullet's impact against the desk had jogged the dead man from his balance point.

It has an unstable balance point and no limitations.

It mainly serves as a balance point from which the limbs are anchored.

The hilt was weighted to give it a midway balance point.

Cunomar had already set his feet for the throw and found the balance point of the spear.