Sentence examples for he began pointing from inspiring English sources

He began pointing out traffic violators.

In the next instant, however, he began pointing to why he believed that the city's real estate markets, both commercial and residential, would survive and even thrive.

He began pointing at different sections of the orchestra.

That roused the suspicion of an angry white man behind her, and he began pointing Kaur out to other passengers.

"This is manly Putin on a horse...shirtless, obviously," he begins, pointing to the first slide.

He then began pointing at the skulls, indicating the weapon used to kill each person.

He stood up and began pointing to his watch.

Asked what he would do if drivers began pointing at him at traffic lights, Mr. Horowitz replied: "God, I hope not.

He'd already begun pointing Intel toward a PC market segment it had previously scorned.

In one characteristic outburst, he began by pointing to a block of abandoned buildings that were slated by the city for rehabilitation, and said the only way to go was to tear them down and start over from scratch.

He began by pointing out that A Tribe Called Quest's sixth and final record, "We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service," wasn't nominated, although it really should have been.