Sentence examples for prints pointed from inspiring English sources

The positive effects of hoof prints pointed out the utility of grazers in ski trail restoration.

F.B.I. counterintelligence officials were astonished to discover the prints pointed indisputably to one of their own -- Mr. Hanssen.

They might be disappointed by the fine print, pointing out that if "you see this warning it does not necessarily mean that your account has been hijacked.

He says there is still a desire to read in print, pointing to a 2015 survey that suggested 81% of us prefer to do so.

He has since become an evangelist for print, pointing out that although internet readership, and advertising revenue, is growing rapidly, it remains a relatively small part of industry revenues.

Especially in their performative aspect, the prints point to the increasingly conceptual direction Mr. Hammons would take after moving to New York.

Looking at the print, Clive pointed out the dome of a church: "Look at it," he said.

There's a vegetarian cafe (Musicker) that sells guitars and books, and a bookshop that sells coffee (Print Point, West Princes Street), as well as old-style pubs and ice-cream makers.

This marriage of open source design and 3D printing points to a brighter future for those in need of prosthetic limbs.

I'm honestly surprised that it took this long for Apple to begin leveraging this particular 'fine print' point of how it does business.

After all, during the 1970s and early 1980s, Xerox PARC researchers almost single-handedly developed many of the technologies underlying the modern PC: laser printing, "point and click" graphical interfaces, and Ethernet networking.