Sentence examples for hand pointed from inspiring English sources

He held it in his right hand pointed earthward.

But Clara, still holding my hand, pointed at the clock.

We first see Leann with a pistol in her hand, pointed at Frank's venal lackey-in-chief, Doug Stamper.

Mariya Grigoryevna Sadova, cane in hand, pointed to the rutted, muddy path she walks to get groceries.

We drove past a ten-foot-high statue of de Gasperi, the man who had emptied out the Sassi; his hand pointed upward, as if in benediction.

The doves, on the other hand, pointed out that recoveries from financial crises tended to be weak because consumers and businesses were slow to resume spending.

But they did discover a preserved torso and a hand with pointed, manicured fingernails, an eerie fashion relic of 1940s London that served as testament to the fate of the plane's passengers and crew.

His slightly opened right hand is pointed downwards and hangs by his side.

Joint attention seems to be necessary for functional speech, and deficits in joint attention seem to distinguish infants with ASD: for example, they may look at a pointing hand instead of the pointed-at object, and they consistently fail to point at objects in order to comment on or share an experience.

I guided the mouse toward his photo, and the little pointed hand hovered over his face.

You notice multiple felicities of Balanchine style: the presentation of a hand or a pointed foot, the body closing and opening in the course of a phrase, a metric figure picked out.