Sentence examples for had pointed toward from inspiring English sources

"It's bad," said Andy Rooks, the man who had pointed toward the shrine.

The off-season the Mets had pointed toward, the one their fans had been waiting for, was getting going.

"It was something I had pointed toward for the last couple of years now and to realize that is pretty exciting".

The official said that "different pieces of information" had pointed toward Mr. Mehsud's responsibility, but he would not provide any details.

Some bearish economists had pointed toward the personal income data as suggesting that possibility; fairly often, recessions are not declared officially until three or six months after the economy is later determined to have been in one.

Still, it commended the investigation, and said that if the evidence had pointed toward exoneration, "we have no doubt the Review Team was prepared to recommend without reservation that Friedman's conviction be overturned".

Others have pointed toward Whitman for the album's title.

The overall growth in home entertainment revenue, following years of decline, has pointed toward more stable performance by entertainment companies.

For several months, economic indicators have pointed toward a slowdown, and now many Americans are starting to feel its impact.

Seriously, Pa, we would have come over if we'd knowed the combination for long, and then folks'd have pointed toward us, miming birdsong and the like.

Although the electoral outcome in 2012 may have pointed toward diminished powers for the Tea Party movement, this year's dominant political trends on Twitter may offer conservatives some hope.