Sentence examples for is pointed to from inspiring English sources

— Every horse he sends out is pointed to the only destination that matters: the winner's circle.

As the antenna is pointed to different parts of the sky, deflections occur due to changes in gravitational forces.

She is pointed to the Grade I $750,000 Alabama at a mile and a quarter on Aug. 16.

Big Brown is pointed to run in the Travers at Saratoga in August, and the Breeders' Cup Classic in October at Santa Anita, where he is likely to meet Curlin, the reigning horse of the year.

"If you're talking to someone," he said, "and your pelvis is pointed to the door, like this, you're really saying, 'I'm outta here.' " Some pelvis adjustments took place in the audience.

An authority is a page that is pointed to by many different hubs.

Thanks to Mr Carrère's skill as a writer, these are pointed to rather than hammered out.

I'm sure they'll all be pointed to and viewed with alarm, but we'll survive that".

That figure can always be pointed to, cited at cocktail parties, maybe even invited, as evidence that black opinion is being heard, even better, perhaps, if it is angry, because that demonstrates white forbearance.

It has been pointed to nowadays apparently clean diesel technology.

If it did, it could factor in which direction the car would want to be pointed to speed up the ride.