Sentence examples for already pointed toward from inspiring English sources

And some previous research had already pointed toward the likelihood of a second-century megadrought.

There went the Tide, again rolling, always rolling, already pointed toward next season.

This contradicts earlier theories that the fungus may have been homegrown, although a body of circumstantial evidence already pointed toward an overseas origin.

Its financing is now lower, its name changed, but Kolb and his colleagues are already pointed toward the Olympics in 2014 and 2016.

It is a scene not of spring, but of harvest: a total of 11 grandchildren left behind, 21 decades of marriage, years of service to communities, mortgages nearly paid off, and long careers that were already pointed toward retirement.

Mr. Obama also got a pair of decent polls in Wisconsin — one putting him ahead by six points, another by five — but they had less impact on the forecast, since the data had already pointed toward Mr. Obama's holding a lead in Wisconsin by about that margin.

Were they to sign on to a system that, as the designer John Bartlett recently said, "has gotten distorted to the point where all we've been seeing are the megadesigners and megamodels and everyone's ambition is to be mega?" Or is it equally possible that the expectations many people in fashion hold were already pointing toward simpler, more straightforward aims, fueled by traditional dreams?

The technology is already pointing toward what carmakers and futurists call augmented reality.

The idea that students realize the profound influence professors can have in their lives already points toward a brighter future.

In the crowded primary earlier this year, Feinstein got 44percenttoto de León's 12, but signs are already pointing toward a heavily contested election.

Everything pointed toward disaster.