Sentence examples for the past point from inspiring English sources
Great leaders from the past point the way.
Some, nostalgic for the past, point to the Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s.
Instead, they have sleek lines and large touch screens — as well as software that, depending on the application, can recognize customers, know what they've bought in the past, point out bargains and even let them try out virtual clothing, hair colors and cosmetics onscreen.
Pete Wilson, of course, is not Jerry Brown, and the clues of the past point only dimly into the future.
As white upper-middle-class baby boomers got into weed in the 1960s, the racially biased reputation of the drug faded, as folks largely became aware that the anti-weed films of the past point had been spouting some utter bullshit.
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Corbyn, meanwhile, has argued against claims he is anti-semitic in the past, pointing out that he has spent his life opposing racism.
The groups, who have filed similar complaints in the past, pointed to a lack of effective oversight and transparency at the agency.
Cruz's campaign has, in the past, pointed to a number of influential conservatives who have embraced the idea of a VAT.
Brecher says smaller deals have happened in the past, pointing to the MTA's success last year in negotiating $40 million in concessions from vendors.
Several experts in church law have supported the idea in the past, pointing to evidence that women had once served as deacons in the early church.
