Sentence examples for taking pointers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rehak took aim at the heavy bag while taking pointers from Greg Cronin, the Islanders' director of player development and head coach of the Bridgeport Connn).

After she defeated Tathiana Garbin, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, today, she disclosed that she has been taking pointers from Pete Fischer, a former Los Angeles pediatrician who pleaded guilty to molesting young patients in 1997.

He read it aloud in front of senior campaign officials, taking pointers from Karen P. Hughes, his communications director, and Mark McKinnon and Stuart Stevens, who make the commercials for the campaign.

Don Quixote might start taking pointers from you.

Every other sports game should be taking pointers from this part of their game.

Now, from a purely basketball perspective, it makes perfect sense that Tatum was taking pointers from Bryant.

Yesterday at Shea Stadium, Piazza charged grounders, shuffled his feet on throws to second base and took pointers from first baseman Tony Clark and the Mets' infield coach, Matt Galante.

Back at Blue Mountain, Mrs. Halborn took pointers from Amanda Given, a 15-year-old who often helps out behind the counter.

President Bush should, too -- and he should take pointers from Mr. Greenspan on how to craft a speech that explains why all Americans have a vital stake in seeing the system fixed.

He even took pointers from the other photographers, so now he knows how to get a star's attention: 'Over here, look over, to the right …'" The legion of Tiff volunteers, most of whom are of school or retirement age, are so friendly it can be destabilising if you're not prepared for it.

Take pointers from their picks even when striking out on your own.