Sentence examples for point to wall from inspiring English sources

All three point to Wall Street, its outsized role in the economy, its distorting and sometimes corrupting effects on other sectors, and, above all, its huge influence in Washington.

The ferries will be operated by New York Waterway, which recently bought two 97-passenger boats that can get from Hunters Point to Wall Street in eight minutes, said Arthur E. Imperatore Jr., the company president.

Again and again, he would make the point to Wall Street analysts that there were billions of people who had not yet been converted to Coke -- and the analysts bought into the idea.

Geophysical images point to wall structures in the surroundings of the hill.

Those on the left point to Wall Street.

Arrows point to wall ingrowth deposition in PP TCs.

Confused commuters will find big metal signs, with arrows pointing to Wall Street.

"You see those boxes on the shelves," he says, pointing to walls covered in manuscripts.

In the Assembly chamber, he pointed to walls beyond the Spanish tile where giant murals painted by William Morris Hunt once stood.

As floors creaked under worn-through green and orange carpet, she pointed to walls that buyers could knock out to add light.

In the living room, where the electricity did not work, she pointed to walls where the plaster had crumbled and mold had formed.