Sentence examples for show point from inspiring English sources

The most recent works in the show point to the Caribbean's latest turn: tourism.

You can show, point by point, how immersed John Ford was in their art.

The earliest pictures in the show point to some of the reasons that prompted artists to take an intense interest in the instruments.

In 2003, it was turned into a popular stage show, Point Break Live!, which at each performance calls on an unrehearsed audience member to take the role of Utah, reading Reeves's lines from cue cards.

PRs for the show point out that Downton films for six months of the year, leaving the cast plenty of time to do other work; Hugh Bonneville filmed two other projects, including BBC2 satire W1A, in the time between series five and six, while Michelle Dockery (Lady Mary) has filmed dramas such as Restless.

While such methods can help arts organizations interact with the public, they seem dull compared with ideas like inviting the audience to sing with the professionals in musicals, view their own drawings on museum walls, or stand in for Keanu Reeves (as they do in the interactive stage show "Point Break Live").

The show points in several directions.

But basically, as this show points up, each civilization hewed to its own.

He is a tyrant of the intellectual show — pointed, smart and unyielding.

But not all architects have been so self-absorbed, as this show points out.

Mr. Stewart, the host of the show, pointed out that information on the site ran along predictable lines.