Sentence examples for pointer from inspiring English sources

It's perhaps a pointer to the future that the ABC was banished from the celebrations.

A small pointer to the fact that leans heavily Republican can be found at the Danville Debate Festival, an outdoor event dominated by country and western singers and rock groups.

Because graphic novels are popular, I included illustrations: Bingo at a chalkboard, pointer in paw, instructing Abe; Abe kicking his heels together as Uncle Gabe emerges from the crypt, etc.

Another pointer to changing US priorities was that the president called King Salman before speaking to the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.

It is a remote-controlled aircraft with a thermal-imaging camera and a laser pointer.

This doesn't make it a reliable pointer to the secondHe also made mistakes and showed a rare ability to recover from them.

What happens in Lower Saxony will not only be seen as a pointer for the general election in September, when Mr Kohl is seeking a fifth successive term.

But Georgia's "rose revolution" is unlikely to be repeated in Kazakhstan.The rise and fall of Democratic Choice, which burst on to the political scene more than two years ago and rocked the establishment on its heels, is a pointer to the reason.

When Rose hit a three-pointer shortly after to put Memphis up 57-49 with 4min 06sec remaining, I stood up, paced nervously toward the window and – for the first time all night – felt a genuine sense of relief.

The pair combined brilliantly for a 57th-minute Curtis Rona try that wrested control of the match back to the Bulldogs, after Manly had forged their way to the lead for the first time courtesy of a Peta Hiku four-pointer in the 48th minute.

Jackson knocked down a three-pointer to put the Irish back in front and Wichita State – eyeing a rematch with the Wildcats in the regional final after Kentucky ended the Shockers' perfect season last spring – couldn't respond.