Sentence examples for because they were pointed from inspiring English sources

The Federal Security Service (FSB), Russia's security agency, meanwhile told BBC News that its security cameras did not record the shooting because they were pointed towards the Kremlin.

The Federal Protective Service (FSO), in charge of presidential security, said its surveillance cameras did not record the shooting because they were pointed towards the Kremlin.

But even when they misfired, I kept grinning because I knew that they were pointing the way to yet another knockout production number.

"Every kick he kicks is a pressure kick because they're points," Edwards said.

"Their athleticism is on par with LeBron James, but because they are point guards, they really learn to understand the game.

They are not only an ideological obstacle to peace, but a physical one, because they are points of friction.

There's only one problem: in today's N.B.A., the notion that two players are matched up simply because they're point guards is completely presumptuous.

Some of the negatives include lack of liquidity due to the thin secondary market, capped returns and their market timing aspect (because they are point-to-point investments).

They realised, however, that there was a crucial difference between the two telescopes: because they are in different hemispheres, they are pointing in opposite directions.

In an interview at his fifth-floor office in central Stockholm, he continued: "What is going on now is very, very unfair to them because they are being pointed at as if they have started a conspiracy against Assange and WikiLeaks, and that is not true.

Because they were 13 points down among men, 18 points down in those aged over 65, and 22 points down among whites.