Sentence examples for light pointed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Light pointed out that President Bush hasn't publicly praised the nation's civil servants since last October, not even in his State of the Union address, in which he lauded the military, firefighters, flight attendants and an array of other workers.

"But to those who ask, 'Can you do it all?' we say, 'Of course we can and of course we will.' " Mr. Light pointed as prelude to the strong sales gains in the second quarter in the American market, lifted by the new salads and McGriddles sandwiches as well as an updated pitch for the flagship Big Mac.

At first step the analysis under UV light pointed out different visible fluorescence due to both varnish (especially along the less worn out part on the back of the neck) and glue (in the inner edges of the back plate) and allowed us to single out the points where non destructive analysis and microsampling could be performed.

The lamp located over the aluminum foil produced a broad cone of light pointed at 45° relative to the horizontal axis of the aluminum sheet.

(Mr. Light points to the Bono, Jon Bon Jovi and Susan Boyle versions as horrible mistakes).

Lowlight: Another number, Traffic Light, points up the Ting Tings' limitations.

"It's nice to have light pointing down on the table as well as chandelier light and candlelight," she says.

Normally, he'd have bright lights pointed in his direction.

Everybody is waiting to criticise you, because now I have all the lights pointed at me.

Enter a short text message and then wave the phone back and forth in front of you with the lights pointed away from you.

They couldn't find the exit from their personal highway to hell if flashing neon lights pointed to a town named Hope.