Sentence examples for pointing the picture from inspiring English sources

The mother - who may be illiterate - will then take the piece of paper (which seems to all intents and purposes a flyer for the product concerned) to her local shop or pharmacy, and ask for that particular product either by pointing the picture out to the pharmacist or shopkeeper, or by simply searching the shelves for a tin identical to the one in the picture on their piece of paper.

When writer pointed the picture of Bozo out to Joe Rapisarda, he gave a modest shrug.

But it did, of course, and soon the Western Union was trying to claim the patent.At that point the picture trails away into hokum and blather.

"This one is a Jew," she said, pointing at the picture on the left.

That's you!" the aunt would say to the 5-year-old boy, pointing at the picture.

"I like the color, but it's a shame about the gin," he said, pointing at the picture on-screen.

The man pointed to the picture, and then to himself: this was me.

But as NPR (and others) pointed out, the picture is murky.

[He points to the picture on the wall in this illustration.] A monster.

I broke into an amazed grin, and pointed out the picture to my son.

He pointed to the picture of the 11-year-old Nick Snyder on the wall and other young in-line champions.