Sentence examples for speaker pointed out from inspiring English sources

Then we came to topical questions, and the Speaker pointed out that questions and answers should be snappy.

Lady Hayman, a former Lords speaker, pointed out that the House of Lords had only forced a delay in the tax credit cuts, rather than using a fatal motion.

One speaker pointed out that digital publication could be more fluid than other kinds, with correction much more possible, suggesting that the slogan "Never wrong for long" could be seen in positive terms.

Speaker after speaker pointed out that to quit now would inevitably be seen as support for Mr Arafat, and would be electoral suicide.Green lights?Mr Barghouti, the Fatah commander, believes that, in its plan to topple Mr Arafat, Israel has received a "green light" from the Americans.

Field observations indicate that these transformations are already under way: another speaker pointed out that kudzu, "the weed that ate the South," has already migrated up to central Illinois and by 2015 could be extending its tendrils into Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Mr. Harris had accidentally turned on his tape recorder during a news conference, playing bits of an earlier political rally, and the mayor did not hold back, even when the City Council speaker pointed out that Mr. Harris was in a wheelchair.

A five-block pedestrianised strip, singers wailing from speakers pointed out to the street, neon everything.

From the podium, more references were made to the Louisiana Purchase than one usually hears at public gatherings; several speakers pointed out that had the Haitian revolution not defeated the armies of Napoleon, France would not have sold us Louisiana.

So cordial was the network of mutuality that it was at least an hour into the six-hour service before speakers pointed out that Governor Bentley had signed the immigration law that reinvented the sin from which Mr. Shuttlesworth had supposedly delivered us.

It's worth noting that several speakers pointed out that diversity of thought also required actual diversity of membership to truly expand ideas to other ways of thinking and other life experiences.

As some of the speakers pointed out, the Parkland students have not only kept the heat on Democrats to push through gun control bills but also started to sway Republicans to accept a modicum of gun legislation, like Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. Rick Scott.