Sentence examples for crew points from inspiring English sources

"The primary business in LA is reality TV," Crew points out, "and the challenge is that, because it isn't fiction, you can't just make it up, so you have to manipulate it and make it as entertaining as you can".

As Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) points out, "2010 offered a witches' brew of political scandals proving many politicians are limited by their creativity, not their morals, when finding new lows".

The crew pointed out the exits and explained how we should brace ourselves for landing.

"There they are!" shouted one of the crew, pointing to a telltale arched back, sliding along the surface around 30m from the boat.

He was a thin, graying 71-year-old and he recoiled when a TV crew pointed a boom microphone at him, fearing it was a weapon.

The standard revisionist hypothesis is that the sex took place on trips that the two took together without Martha, of which, as Crews points out, there were a surprising number.

At Yankee Stadium, ground crews point water hoses at 17,000 fans, presumably to wash away the expected fallout.

C'mon!'" But as Crews pointed out, "Does man code work when it's your daughter who gets raped?

Local pilots join the crew at points along the river, and after a day or two, you get a sense that to be on the Irrawaddy is to be, by necessity, constantly present and completely in touch with your surroundings.

The airplane, an Airbus A-320, apparently flew on autopilot to the last point specified by the crew, a point in mid-air at which the crew would ordinarily receive instructions from air traffic controllers about which approach pattern to use.

The crew then pointed the nose up and tried to increase power.