Sentence examples for angel points from inspiring English sources

Angel points down the block, where birds can be seen swooping in similar patterns.

Angel points the remote at the TV, and the bright sound of a commercial floods the room.

(A station's value, in Angel points, is adjusted every half hour, in response to use and anticipated use).

What museum would be the right one for a painting of a knife-wielding O. J. Simpson strapped down for execution as a buxom blond angel points to a blood-stained glove and intones, "This is why you have to die"?

In his dreams, the angels point to a beautiful place.

Working with a "scryer" or medium, he claimed to discern "angels" pointing to letters and symbols, which he then transcribed.

The literal meaning of the word angel thus points more toward the function or status of such beings in a cosmic hierarchy rather than toward connotations of essence or nature, which have been prominent in popular piety, especially in Western religions.

He'd helped the angel, he pointed out.

His music for a quartet of saxophones has been wafting out from Angel's Point, in Elysian Park, and settling over the city like an invisible mist.

Martin Zwilling suggests 10 steps to get that angel investment, and points out, "A conundrum for many frustrated entrepreneurs is that they need money from investors to design and build a prototype product, yet most angel investors expect to see at least a prototype before they invest".

"All the characters wrestle with their angel at one point in the play," Elliott had told me.