Sentence examples for point directed from inspiring English sources

PEEKSKILL -- "Match Point," directed by Woody Allen.

What They Watched "VANISHING POINT," directed by Richard C. Sarafian; cinematography by John A. Alonzo.

(That tied a dubious record set a decade earlier by "The Turning Point," directed by Herbert Ross).

In "Release Point," directed by Joel Stone, Michael Irvin Pollard gives his character, Mike, a certain mystery and a palpable humanity, but we want to see more of what is going on inside his (apparently twisted) mind.

As part of his scheme of concealing the transfers, according to the indictment, Mr. Burrick enlisted a confederate whom he at one point directed to lie to investigators as they closed in.

In "That's the Point," directed by Juan Bustillo Oro, he finds himself embroiled in the domestic crises of the proper bourgeois household where his girlfriend, Paz, works as the maid.

Thomas Hopkins makes a good point directing me to this Hadley Freeman post on cricket fashion.

Too often Murray reacts with disappointment instead of determination when losing a point, directing the negativity straight at his coach's box.

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Weingard's speculative thesis is that spacetime is temporally oriented by a 'time potential,' a timelike vector field that at every spacetime point directs a vector into its future light cone.

Fans had already started to leave when Brett Favre, with his team trailing by 14 points, directed two touchdown drives in the final 4 minutes 39 seconds of regulation to tie the game.