Sentence examples for points out a row from inspiring English sources
Further into Seraing, Jean-Pierre points out a row of shops.
He pointed out a row of hornbeam trees.
Kubota pointed out a row of love hotels, hook-up spots for privacy-deprived couples.
He changes the subject, pointing out a row of shrubs in a bloom of yellow fire.
The next block appeared bare as well, until Gunther pointed out a row of small trees closer to Park Avenue.
"Look at the color of these," he said, pointing out a row of abalone shell buttons, one blue, one orange and one green, as they shimmer and change color in the autumn sun streaming through the shop's front window.
Point out a proper fraction.
Walking through the town, he points out rows and rows of streets dominated by holiday lets.
Mr. Tilley recently pointed out a long row of new middle-class housing on 141st Street, with neat lawns and fenced-in parking areas next to Brook Park.
A student had pointed out that a row could consist of just one item, and indeed the sixth-grade textbook said just that.
There, among the shelves stocked with cribs, kings, donkeys and more, he pointed out row upon row of little squatting men, in the act of defecation, with their trousers down around their ankles.
