Sentence examples for sometimes he pointed from inspiring English sources

He squirmed away at every opportunity; sometimes he pointed directly at Yao Ming and announced, with an air of sudden revelation, "Yao Ming!" For half an hour, the adults in the studio — cameramen, assistants, tech guys — had been silently aiming ill wishes his way, and maybe that was why, on the fourth take, Yao stumbled and accidentally rammed Little Fatty's nose against the rim.

Sometimes he points to a spot on the floor or shoos someone away from another.

"The boys are brave, but I can see they're scared sometimes," he said, pointing to the diggers.

If caught, those who caused them are prosecuted and sometimes jailed.He points out that it is in Indonesia's own interests to do its bit to reduce GHG-emissions and hence global warming.

Sometimes, she points out, the victim may turn out to have been the initial provocateur.

He sometimes pointed vaguely with his left hand, only occasionally breaking the herky-jerky angularity with a sweeping circular arm gesture.

"Everyone has a phone in their pocket, many also still use cameras, and sometimes more than one," he points out.

Sometimes he makes his points near churches that he believes are not doing enough to combat abortion.

But his desire to get students working on their souls — not just figuring out the historiography of the Dreyfus affair or learning to perform gel electrophoresis — means that he sometimes points them in bizarre directions.

But his desire to get students working on their souls not just figuring out the historiography of the Dreyfus affair or learning to perform gel electrophoresis means that he sometimes points them in bizarre directions.

"Sometimes," he says in one routine, pointing to his own head, "I feel my body's a war memorial for a war that's still going on up there".