Sentence examples for site points from inspiring English sources

As the campaign's Web site points out, of "mademoiselle," "It's not flattering.

Partly because, as Zenph's Web site points out, the great recordings of the past are passing into the public domain.

Not a great deal, as the site points out, but when is the last time that so much math got spent to such frivolous, fun ends?

The group's back-up material, on its Web site, points to three reports, which are highly critical of the strategy but do not say that it has failed.

Page A20 Op-ed BOB HERBERT A new Web site points the way to help for G.I.'s who are struggling with mental health problems.

Started by several UCLA students, the site points users to multimedia content on the Internet, including music and video, serving in part like a focused search engine.

The site points up Wong's collaborative relations, in the eighties, with graffiti crews and the exhibition space Fashion Moda in the then all but apocalyptically beleaguered South Bronx.

While it is restricted to the U.S. market and has a limited selection, the site points to a future in which luxury watches may be accessible 24/7.

I went out to tell the men about the site, pointing to it.

That site pointed me to Vintage Poster Art International at www.vintageposterart.com, operated by Michael Cipollaro, a dealer in Florida.

Giving an underground tour one recent cold night, Martin Giroux, Plaza's project manager at the site, pointed out another complication.