Sentence examples for finally pointed from inspiring English sources

After taking a long look around the courtroom, Mr. Nunez finally pointed at Mr. McKenzie.

When they are finally pointed out to Mr. Silvers, he says: "I'm very glad to have them on board.

No one seemed to speak English, but an older man finally pointed to a teenage boy who apparently could help me.

But it remained a bone of contention between us until I finally pointed out that Richard Stark wasn't a member of the Writer's Guild, and I wasn't about to let him scab.

Re "O, to Be Single and Have a Politician Pay Attention" (Week in Review, Aug. 27): I am glad that someone has finally pointed out that unmarried, childless voters are invisible to politicians of all stripes.

I finally pointed out that if they really wanted to put the picture on television, they had the duty to consult with me first, and that I strenuously objected, for several reasons, that the picture should be exhibited on television so soon after its original release, and without the benefit of a theatrical reissue.

"Give me those," he said finally, pointing at the gloves.

"What is that?" the boy asked, finally, pointing at Tian Tian.

It is encouraging to read that at least some Christians are finally pointing out this contradiction.

To Harrison's credit, he does more than play the situation for laughs, finally pointing up the emptiness of erotic engagement as a sole criterion for happiness.

We finally point out open problems.