Sentence examples for time for pointing from inspiring English sources

Calling for all sides to work together, he said: "Now is not the time for pointing the fingers of blame.

Mr. Bush said the time for pointing fingers is over, and that he and Congress should work together to solve the nation's problems.

"Now is not the time for pointing fingers, but for moving forward — together as New Yorkers," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.

But, as the editorial in the Dhaka Tribune argued, the time for pointing fingers is over.

In painfully sharp contrast, 20 year-old James Howell, who himself had served time for pointing a gun at a neighbor, acquired an enormous arsenal and drove from Indiana to LA, apparently bent on mass murder at the LA gay pride parade.

It's not a time for point-scoring".

They're up for that.Give me a crap performance, but give me a win – now is the time for points".

It was Dolph Bigos, a star forward who served time for point shaving and was back more than a decade later to finish his degree.

Closed-form expressions for the outage probability and average transmission time for point-to-point communications are obtained.

He added three assists in the game, tying the league record at the time for points in one game with seven.

Notice that the response time for points farther away from you will be greater than those closer to you.