Sentence examples for then point to from inspiring English sources

Don't draw your finger across your throat and then point to the interviewer.

FAIR's broadcast and print ads highlight the ills associated with suburban sprawl, then point to immigration as the underlying culprit.

The classic test is to hide a treat in one of two locations then point to where it is.

Such voices fear that he might intentionally wreck the social-union negotiations, and then point to the collapse of the talks as proof of the federal system's bankruptcy.

The two stand face to face, slap hands, pretend to put on glasses, flip through an imaginary Bible and then point to the heavens.

But, even in a show as Jewish as "Transparent," when you bring up Nazis and then point to L.A. you risk glibness, conflating unlike moral horrors (or just violating Godwin's law).

Both then pointed to the sky.

He waved to a few, then pointed to the view.

Mr. Abdelsamia then pointed to a callous on his forehead.

McClatchy pointed to Willie Stargell's No. 8 on his black jersey, then pointed to the sky.

The young Turkish referee again defers to his linesman, and then points to the spot.