Sentence examples for hall points from inspiring English sources

As the hall points out, we now have far more information than Darwin did.

But that product is relatively expensive, Mr. Hall points out, with models ranging from $195 to more than $1,200.

No wonder, as Hall points out, since Greece has more coastline to land area than any other country in the world.

As Hall points out, there are photographs all over the walls of the cottages on Captiva, and Rauschenberg is smiling widely in each one.

In Victorian art, as Hall points out, for every chaste Penelope, there are "half a dozen shady temptresses from Odysseus' wanderings".

Hall points out that his company took on Channel M and it is now "healthily profitable" adding: "There are going to be successes and failures.

That, Dr. Hall pointed out, is an important issue.

Hall pointed to changing criminal law and the development of wealth as two critical areas of focus.

Carlton Hall pointed to the puzzling object and explained that it was once a tie-down block for securing structures like antenna towers.

Condominium and apartment complexes are spread throughout the neighborhoods — which, as Ms. Hall pointed out, further stabilizes the market by making it easier for residents to move up or scale back without leaving town.

Hocking led the way down the hall, pointing out a guest room, then the room which would be Goldman's — "I lived alone and I hated it," she said.