Sentence examples for a pointer to his from inspiring English sources
These are a pointer to his future..
FAI chief executive John Delaney warned the following day that favouritism would not necessarily represent a pointer to his board's decision.
This match was hardly a fitting memorial to Andy Flower's time with England, albeit there was a pointer to his departure even here in the limpest of defeats at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where England's total of 130 batting first was never likely to be enough.
There are times when even the manner in which a batsman shapes up and plays his first delivery can be a pointer to how his innings might go.
Seville chased Carlton House home at York but stablemate Recital could prove the greatest threat to the favourite, Kieren Fallon's decision to forgo the ride on Native Khan itself an interesting pointer to his chances of Aidan O'Brien's runner.
Instead of reading a book about George Washington, she used his picture and a pointer to ask questions about his hair and the color of his clothes.
Relph was art direc tor on The Bells Go Down (1943), a dramatisation of fire-service life that was a pointer to so much of his future work, and Champagne Charley (1944) - both films starred the comedian Tommy Trinder.
In local elections in the state of Mexico, seen by some as a pointer to crucial legislative elections in July, his conservative National Action Party lost some ground to opposition parties of the centre and left.See article: Pointers from a local electionBernard Landry, Quebec's premier, called a general election in Canada's second-most-important province.
In a pointer to battles ahead, Arias Cañete said that his office was preparing new legislation on renewable energy, electricity markets, energy efficiency and a mid-century low greenhouse gas emissions strategy to be unveiled in 2020.
I remember the exact moment in 1990 when I fully understood what a pointer was and a pointer to pointer (a powerful abstraction in C and C++ programming).
After considerable struggle, partly eased by newly available Lioresal tablets which temporarily relax the neck muscles, he could use a pointer strapped to his forehead - his "unicorn".
