Sentence examples similar to pointed step from inspiring English sources

Although England can at least console themselves Australia's No3 will be extra tired this evening having walked at least half a mile taking that pointed little step across his stumps before every ball.

I love this work's deliciously pointed array of steps and motifs, its games with stage geometry and complex synchronicity, the ways it plays with gender roles and its honest way of sometimes deconstructing a movement so that a partnering sequence occasionally actually looks like the hard work it really is.

There were halogen lamps, and a camera pointed toward a tiny step stool beside a table with a laptop and a highlighted press release.

Words were exchanged between the pair, who then went head-to-head and pointed fingers before Kightly stepped in to try to act as peacemaker.

There is a pointed chancel arch and three steps between the nave and chancel, with a further step to the sanctuary, which has a mosaic floor.

Except this time, you should peel the pointed top downwards, toward the step.

And Trey Anastasio's lead guitar, the band's dominant instrument, regularly stepped out, more pointed and purposeful than in some of Phish's past phases: with wailing long blues lines or twangy little jabs, with ambling chromatic lines or quick filigrees.

They step on toes with pointed heels.

Point to its pointed teeth.

The action was on the morning talk shows, where leaders of both parties pointed fingers, and on the Senate steps, where Republicans gathered to demonstrate their anger at Mr. Reid.

She moved a step to the side and pointed.