Sentence examples for pointing to somewhere from inspiring English sources

They sometimes need advice and guidance and pointing to somewhere else".

"My ankle was up here and I was like 'that doesn't make sense'," he told BBC Sport, pointing to somewhere north of his right knee.

Dorian replied, "We are almost to our destination," and pointed to somewhere nearby.

But then they'll point to somewhere that's cold, claiming this disproves climate change.

Have you been to Mystic Lake?" He pointed to somewhere high up the mountains, hidden in the trees.

If you look up 'folk-dance' on the net more often than not you get pointed to somewhere in Englandor America, which teaches dances from round the world.

Is Google the dumb box that simply points to somewhere out there, where the data are -- or is the brain?

Just imagining various high level executives in blazers and skirts yelling in an airily lit room at some airport somewhere, tap water in a jug on the table, pointing to each other, somewhere between baffled and furious, the executives, going, "I mean, it was a shit.

Just imagining various high level executives in blazers and skirts yelling in an airily lit room at some airport somewhere, tap water in a jug on the table, pointing to each other, somewhere between baffled and furious, the executives, going, "I mean, it was a shit.

"US policymakers increasingly view central Asia as a transit point to somewhere else.

Each record on the blockchain is simply a single line with a pointer — it points to information somewhere.