Sentence examples for pinpointing them from inspiring English sources

To make navigating easier, F-EST, www.f-est.com, an organization formed to promote East London galleries, has produced a free map pinpointing them.

We also identified a higher detrimental effect of Western dietary habits in younger women, pinpointing them as a main target for future preventive policies.

Some might immediately spring to mind, but if you have trouble pinpointing them, consider journaling.

If that whets your appetite for these symbols of New England, there are seven more covered bridges just outside Montgomery Village; a map pinpointing them can be found at the historical society at Pratt Hall in the village, open on weekends; the maps are free.

"It's hard to pinpoint them to their source".

"You can't really pinpoint them," one soldier says.

"I've always been very into smells, and I can pretty much pinpoint them from very far away," she said.

He said the levels of Clobenzorex and methamphetamine in Antley's body were "incredibly high," and he pinpointed them as the cause of the overdose.

The interesting thing about the prints was that they came from different eras, so it was hard to pinpoint them as, say, Victorian, or even contemporary in style, other than that they reflected the current randomness of fashion.

Of e-mail addresses, for instance, the game says: "once you know someone's e-mail address, you can pinpoint them anywhere, no matter which nickname or pseudonym they use.

One senior Pakistani official said the Americans involved in the operation on Thursday included four F.B.I. agents equipped with sensitive monitoring equipment that allowed them to pick up telephone conversations in Arabic and pinpoint them.