Sentence examples for pointing from from inspiring English sources

"You don't get finger pointing from George W. Bush".

(The arrow will turn red if it finds itself pointing from larger to smaller).

"In this valley just here," Heine says, pointing from our chairlift, "there are lots of avalanches".

"There's a rifle pointing from every blade of grass," he said.

But it was also clear that he was pointing from a distance.

The battalion's tanks were followed by Humvees with the barrels of M-16s pointing from every window.

"Look," said Melissa Powell, pointing from her spot in line to a nearby poster glutted with rave reviews.

Next time you have a practice session, lay a club shaft down pointing from the ball to the target then place your feet parallel to this line.

"Want to see it?" he asked, pointing from the window of his Mercedes-Benz at Lot 49, still a pile of dirt.

"And that's an exact representation of the damage," she adds, pointing from her wheelchair to the fused vertebrae almost half way along the vulnerable yet resilient structure.

They're cleaning my office," he had said, pointing from the deck of the Spirit of New York as it cruised beneath the twin towers.