Sentence examples for lemon pointed from inspiring English sources

Lemon pointed to several reputable studies that showed the majority of domestic terror attacks in the U.S. in the last two decades have been perpetrated by far-right violent extremists, most of whom are white.

Its analysis is incisive and its warnings timely". "Lemon points out that the arguments in favor of Richard II's deposition that Hayward puts into the mouth of the Archbishop of Canterbury echo the arguments for Elizabeth's deposition.

Lemon corrected him, and pointed out that Fusion's figures show 80percentt of women and girls from Central America are victims of rape while immigrating to the United States.

To do this, simply place your thumb on the other side of the lemon and your pointing finger at the other.

He pointed at a lemon tree, horizontal and broken outside the window.

Sitting there at breakfast, she pointed to a lemon wedge perched on the edge of her water glass and leaned down to peer at it through her thick black-framed glasses.

At the beginning of the 1951 season, columnist Oscar Fraley pointed out that Lemon was one of only 12 active pitchers who had earned a winning record in four consecutive seasons.

Mr. Lemon's point of departure for the concluding part will be the American South, but whether Yale will participate will remain unresolved until a successor is chosen for Mr. Wojewodski, whose 10-year appointment ends in the spring.

"That's a lemon cream," he says, pointing to one magnolia.

Isorhamnetin 3-O-rutinoside, product of methoxylation and subsequent glycosylation of a flavonol moiety was found to be highly abundant in both navel oranges and 'Midknight' and in the two lemon cultivars which could point out at flavonol A-ring methoxylation being highly active in these genotypes.

He pointed out various trees: "That's a cross between orange and lemon that we made.