Sentence examples for the pointing of from inspiring English sources
The pointing of fingers has never helped to resolve the crisis in the Great Lakes region".
Earlier she teaches her great-great-granddaughter an ancestral talisman of a step, based around the pointing of feet.
And from a legal standpoint -- lawsuits are among each company's worries -- the pointing of fingers at the supplier and then back at the manufacturer can be a mistake.
In the worlds to which these "Nutcracker" children travel, the pointing of toes and turnout of legs is the normal condition, and the ballet's most complete exponent of this other language is the Sugarplum Fairy.
"If, for instance, I say, 'That train arrives here at 7 o'clock,' I mean something like this: 'The pointing of the small hand of my watch to 7 and the arrival of the train are simultaneous events,' " Einstein wrote in the June paper.
Upper-body gestures (the pointing of a finger, the bracing of two arms with hands in fists, the shaking of the head up and down or left and right, and more) and lower-body steps occur in both strange isolation and exciting ensemble.
The point of the exercise?
The point of the struggle?
The point of the attacks?
