Sentence examples for pal points from inspiring English sources

My pal points out Marion Hume, ex-Vogue editor and probably the best fashion writer in Australia.

"You'll be pleased to see they have proper hangers," says my pal, pointing at the open wardrobe unit.

Pal pointed out that, even after the Indian government spent enormous sums to secure the return of Norton Simon's bronze Nataraja in the seventies, the sculpture — which is considered one of the masterpieces of Indian art — was neither restored to the temple from which it had been stolen nor displayed in a museum.

Pal pointed out that, even after the Indian government spent enormous sums to secure the return of Norton Simon's bronze Nataraja in the seventies, the sculpture which is considered one of the masterpieces of Indian art was neither restored to the temple from which it had been stolen nor displayed in a museum.

As Plastic Pals points out, both robots are very much alike from a design perspective.

Many of the vulnerabilities are also built into the commercial software systems that contractors use, Paller points out.

As robot blog Plastic Pals points out, NSK could equip their robot with GPS, web-connected maps and other bells and whistles to actually turn it into an alternative for real dogs one day.

The Chinese cyberattacks that recently accessed Google's network and those of dozens of other companies, Paller points out, were only the latest in a string of breaches that began in 2002 and have long demonstrated America's acute lack of data security skills.

They live in hippest Brooklyn and are, as Julie's pal Bernard Aidan Kunzee) points out, "like the most open-minded, liberal people on the planet".

Pal [18] points out that the instrument of choice used to measure income is crucial in analysis as estimates often differ based on the variable of choice.

That's the American way and, as their pal Mark Penn pointed out, they have American roots while Obama "is not at his center fundamentally American in his thinking and in his values".