Sentence examples for course pointed to from inspiring English sources

Al Gore, on the phone between plane flights Wednesday, of course, pointed to global warming.

Now that same course pointed to a hole on the horizon that gaped like a hockey player's grimace".

Chico said he reported Sewer Department workers for time card fraud, Braun said she did as Recorder of Deeds, del Valle said that was his job as inspector general and Emanuel, of course, pointed to former Republican House majority leader Tom DeLay.

Rodriguez thinks otherwise, of course, pointing to that wildly enthused Comic-Con crowd.

This, of course, points to a modern conundrum for everyone, liberal and conservative alike: The founding fathers were revolutionaries.

Haters will hate, of course, pointing to this or that error, or highlighting high-profile compilations, but the spirit of the site endures: free and open information for all.

Although the companies offering these courses point to enrollments in the millions, the average course completion rate is under 10%.

He can, of course, point to the proof.

"Becks cannot, of course, point to any World Cup wins.

One can, of course, point to the historical and sociological conditions that produced Nazism; but it seems that other theoretical factors must be invoked.

This of course points to declining job quality and labour market conditions at the bottom end, but there is an another compounding factor not mentioned in the report: assortative mating.