Sentence examples for by saying point from inspiring English sources

Witnesses to the confrontation -- including C. D. Broad, a faculty member who began his first lecture after a sabbatical by saying "Point D...".

Witnesses to the confrontation -- including C. D. Broad, a faculty member who began his first lecture after a sabbatical by saying "Point D...". -- passionately disagreed about the details of what transpired.

We need new ways of interacting with the world by simply looking, saying, pointing and gesturing.

"It's pretty rare that someone starts by injecting," says Point Prevention executive director Renee Cox.

"They were under a stack of paintings about this tall," Jamison, who has a baby face masked by stubble, said, pointing at the tabletop.

Humans were genetically engineered by extraterrestrials, he said, pointing to ancient texts to prove it.

Ear tags can also be ripped off by brush, he said, pointing out one cow that had lost its "earring".

No one would believe that it had not been manipulated by computer, Jason said, pointing out, "There's Photoshop now".

Comes from Norfolk Island down by Australia," Cramer said, pointing out a Christmas-like tree whose branches are perfectly symmetrical.

"Five- and six-year-olds, come stand by this giant," Brown says, pointing to Justin Mullen '09, who stands 6'8" tall.

"You reel it in by turning the wheel!" He said pointing angrily at the rod.