Sentence examples for richard points from inspiring English sources

Richard points to the marriage license on the wall.

As Richard points out, the police chiefs agree that it would be "far too intrusive" to access the content of those internet searches.

Although, as Richard points out, it is only an hour-and-a-half's drive from Westminster Bridge, it could be a world away.

"Television was just black-and-white in those days, of course," Richard points out, "but the dramatic effect you could achieve with white light stabbing through the blackness was stunning.

With over half the vote in and Clinton leading by 16 points, the networks are calling it for Clinton - though as Richard points out below, with most of the major cities still not counted, that margin could tighten somewhat and affect the delegate apportionment.

Whilst roaming the streets of Prague Richard points out all the big breasted Eastern European girls.

At one dry well Richard pointed to a bundle of what looked like shoelaces.

As Richards points out, however, there is no point appointing Johnson in a largely ceremonial capacity.

Richards points out that neither he nor his millionaire colleagues gave up on research.

However, Richards points out that every city has a story to tell.

For instance, Richards points to how FISA-surveillance led to the discovery of evidence that a terrorist suspect murdered his own daughter for dating the wrong boy.