Sentence examples for old finger from inspiring English sources

The supple, zingy riesling (and most of the pinot grigio) came from an old Finger Lakes vineyard.

Finding connections between the fictional Bedford Falls and the real-life Seneca Falls has become a matter of civic pride in this old Finger Lakes mill town.

Unfortunately, instead of sparking an important dialogue this news has started the old finger pointing blame game.

And where was the "finger gun?" Aren't you supposed to wink and shoot off the old finger gun?

On book covers, and on posters that have proliferated throughout the black community--in univerity black-student unions and inner-city bookstores--it is the image of Malcolm during his Muslim days that glares out, in his old finger-spearing radical judgement and maledic tion; it is, as the myriad of "X"'s shows, still Malcolm from his nation of Islam years.

The AoMRC encourages NHS staff to pester patients about their weight in every encounter, but what fat person in their right mind would go to the doctor with a verruca, or a funny rash that might just reveal a life-threatening illness, if they know they'll get a right old finger-wagging?

"His little old fingers are just like motors.

Let's not load them up with the burdens of racism, misogyny, religious or philosophical certitude (always a barrier to real communication), and plain old finger-pointing and hysteria.

Margaret chimes in with a blunter response: "Because that's where the crimes happen," she says, her old fingers pointing to the clinic.

When I visited him in May, he had one team analyzing DNA that had been obtained from a forty- or fifty-thousand-year-old finger bone found in Siberia, and another trying to extract DNA from a cache of equally ancient bones from China.

Kim Jong-un has his 30-year-old finger on nuclear WMDs while overseeing the mental enslavement of another generation of North Koreans with his suppressive Communist ideology.