Sentence examples for no pointing from inspiring English sources
When I asked people about the prospect that Manuel would himself become President, they often responded with a silent no, pointing a finger at their skin.
He said no, pointing to data the Treasury prepared that shows that the Treasury market is a relatively small portion of the total credit market.
"No, no, no, pointing right over there," Mr. Tancredo said, gesturing toward Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, who has come from behind to show great strength in recent Iowa polls.
On Wednesday, he refused a food item with a determined "no, no, no", pointing in my face, like a miniature trades unionist who, if he's told me once, has told me 1,000 times that he won't accept this muck in the name of progress.
Play the "no pointing" rule.
There's no pointing fingers.
Health aside, Williamson points out that the meat industry has made a name for itself as an eco-no-no, pointing out that the UN has described it as "one of the most significant contributors to the most serious environmental problems, at every scale from local to global".
Choose a no-point mortgage.
(Lowercase, no points, no space).
Evgeni Malkin: no points.
