Sentence examples for director points from inspiring English sources

To cue her, the director points his index finger.

As one director points out, collusion was unnecessary: "With a duopoly, it's like two people selling tomatoes in a street.

There are some very good reasons for NTW's approach to Welsh, as John McGrath, the company's artistic director, points out.

Professor George Davey Smith, the project's scientific director, points to a row of box files outside his office.

As David Fleming, the foundation's Global Health Strategies director, points out, half of childhood deaths in the poor world have malnutrition as an underlying cause.

Writing in the exhibition catalog, Richard Klein, the museum's exhibitions director, points out that for three decades he was known primarily as a painter.

Christopher Wray, Trump's pick for F.B.I. director, pointed out that Don, Jr., should have taken this offer to the F.B.I.

Suhas Chakma, the center's director, pointed out that it has taken the Jammu and Kashmir government almost 30 years to enact laws to protect juveniles.

Moisés Kaufman, the play's director, pointed to a row of curlicued bells: "Can you tell us about those?" "Have you not seen 'Downton Abbey,' Moisés?" Stevens said.

The director pointed toward something — a stretch of highway that must have been about five kilometres away, maybe less, maybe more.

One team director pointed out before the season that Schumacher would certainly not be any faster than he used to be.