Sentence examples for soon points from inspiring English sources

Everything soon points at a classic domestic-intruder thriller, in the manner of Orphan, The Stepfather or the neglected Gary Busey classic Hider in the House, plus maybe a light soupçon of Fatal Attraction, all with tongue lightly but firmly in cheek.

He was soon pointed in the direction of the small Graphic Films company, who made space films for Nasa.

But other users soon pointed out that the ticket appeared to be issued by a company called Devon Parking Agency rather than Devon County Council.

Internet users soon pointed out the existence of the murky group called the Red Cross of the Commercial Sector, which has ties to the Red Cross.

Activists soon pointed out that she had been found by the Civilian Joint Task Force, a community group trying to combat Boko Haram militancy.

Some dealers grumbled when they had to put their own money into the new interior, but Mr. Minoli could soon point to increases in sales.

WHY ROTHS WON'T CHANGE Those who think the taxes on Roths won't change anytime soon point first to politics.

For a time I thought I might post kippers through their letterbox, though my friends soon pointed out that this would be a waste of good fish.

But it was soon pointed out to her that they weren't suggested searches – they were Mensch's own search history.

Her cleverness, her attractiveness, her sheer brazen talent: fail to note these things and she'll soon point them out for you.

"My advice is, 'Don't get carried away.' " Ms. Soon pointed to Samsung Electronics, often regarded as the closest thing South Korea may have to a blue-chip widows-and-orphans kind of company.