Sentence examples for thing point from inspiring English sources

You could shoot at the thing point blank with a 9-millimetre pistol, and you won't penetrate it.

The number of people receiving the benefit rose from 17m in 2000 to 26m in 2007 and then, as the recession bit, to 48m in 2013 though it is projected to shrink again as growth revives.Those who think this expansion is a bad thing point to a study by James Ziliak of the University of Kentucky, which found that only half the recent rise was due to the stodgy economy.

"I can say one thing point-blank," Mr. Kiam said in January 1989.

One thing pointed out to me was that simply taking on highly risky behaviors by myself was hardly psychopathic.

"All our early songs," Mr. McCartney said, "had always had this very personal thing," pointing to "Please Please Me," "From Me to You," "P.S.

This is not a bad thing, points out Adam Fagen, a graduate student at Harvard.

"This whole thing points to an automotive renaissance," gushes Painter, who has tentatively named his company Build-To-Order.

And he thinks that is a good thing, pointing to the United Nation's latest report on world poverty.

Visit them in their hotel room with this thing pointed at their mattress.

When the thing pointed at ceases to be, so does the assertible, though the sentence used to express it remains (Alex. Aphr. An. Pr. 177 8).

"One thing pointed out by brand managers is that there are really no market research companies focused exclusively on beauty.