Sentence examples for English pointed from inspiring English sources
English pointed out that the caucus had only known about Key's resignation "for a few hours".
Mr. Pundisto — who wears sandals and dark orange robes, has a shaved head and can speak only a few words of English — pointed to his vehicle.
Heather Allan, head of newsgathering at Al-Jazeera English, pointed out that the channel, which has been reporting from Egypt for seven years, believes it has done so in an unbiased fashion.
Wanting a breakout hit, Roshan had shot two versions: an Indian one, spoken 80% in Hindi, and one that was a 50-50 split with English, pointed at the lucrative NRI market (Non-Resident Indians – those who have emigrated) and westerners interested in Bollywood.
"Fire!" she shouted in perfect English, pointing to my match.
"Me, fine," he shouted in English, pointing to himself and giving the thumbs up.
Signs in Ukrainian and English point the way to the main attractions.
The tracks are in here," he says, barely audibly, in English, pointing to his head.
These agents are often indifferent to official protocol, English points out, and their paperwork can be atrocious.
On May 7, Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat hung the first street signs in Hebrew, Arabic and English pointing to the relocated U.S. Embassy.
(As English points out, the friends and family often have no conception of how much even a minor award costs to administer.
