Sentence examples for children pointed from inspiring English sources

We looked around until one of the neighbors' children pointed to a higher balcony next door.

In villages, children pointed and screamed zucca! zucca! and chic, cashmere-clad adults did double-takes and laughed, despite themselves.

"As my children pointed out, in Chicago, school is never canceled," Mr. Obama said at a meeting of business leaders.

Am I interrupting anything interesting?" Doug Wead, the author of "All the Presidents' Children," pointed out that the extended families of First Ladies have long had the run of the place — Louisa Catherine Adams, he said, brought in a niece who seduced all three Adams sons, and "some nephews who kept bedding the maids".

As we made our descent, a few sparks of civilization flashed into view: a lone wooden dhow patrolled the coastline; a trio of gleeful children pointed up at the plane from the edge of a marshy mangrove; two women wrapped in colorful kangas, traditional African dresses, and headscarves walked by with large clay pots balanced on their heads.

I was about to throw the book in the bin, despairing entirely of the state of modern civilisation, when my children pointed out that I look and sound exactly like Grumpy Cat. So at least I know what I'm getting for Christmas.

And Hasbro's Laser Tag of yore, when children ran around and pointed toy guns at one another, has been replaced by children pointing iPhones instead.

She said, "It's a wonderful case, with all these children pointing at the emperor" — the testing service.

But I would tell my children point blank that they are never to be alone with him, no matter what.

Gay-marriage supporters also reject the argument based on children, pointing to America's changing social reality.

She said, "It's a wonderful case, with all these children pointing at the emperor"���the testing service.