Sentence examples for pointing an from inspiring English sources

Crittendon was pointing an imaginary pistol at the officers, mowing them down.

"There you go!" Ernie shouted, pointing an outstretched arm at his daughter.

"Disgusting mouth!" shouted Yisroel, pointing an accusatory finger at me with his left hand.

We love India!" he said, pointing an index finger at the audience.

Another describes a fellow soldier choking a detainee before pointing an unloaded shotgun at his belly and pulling the trigger.

"Jeff introduced the project and started listing all these wacko socialists who were involved," Mr. Farley of Andrew & Williamson said, teasingly pointing an elbow at Mr. Nicholson.

Richard Nixon pointing an accusatory finger at the lapel of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during what later was dubbed the "Kitchen Debate" (1959).

Any doubts should have been dispelled by the sight of Martínez looking into the Yankees' dugout while pointing an index finger to his temple.

"Right there," said Cassie Mitchell, a clerk at American Sailor Clothing in Kennebunkport, pointing an outstretched arm toward Alisson's Restaurant, two doors down.

Choudhury singles out a male student, pointing an index finger from the podium: 'Come on Mr Blue Pant, suck your stomach in.

He stood, soaked in sweat, boots too tight, pointing an AK47 at me and looking as if he had every intention of using it.