Sentence examples for time pointing from inspiring English sources

Manipulating photographs had gone on "for a long time" pointing to British photographer Cecil Beaton's work.

The Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, wasted no time pointing out Wal-Mart's absence.

They spend a lot of time pointing out why "black" leadership is unfit, unamerican, and unchristian.

The airline industry, he says, "is spending more time pointing fingers than fixing its own problems".

But don't waste your time pointing that out on Capitol Hill.

Instead, Army officials spent most of their time pointing out spots worsened by the storm that had longer-term problems.

The West expends a lot of energy and time pointing fingers at China and feeling generally morally superior.

She didn't waste time pointing the finger of blame at the other, who did finish, but a miserable seventh.

But tests cleared him of concussion this time, pointing instead to a balance problem in his inner ear.

Fellow panellist Piers Morgan called Mr Rees-Mogg's quip "fantastic" and said "that's the best thing I've seen him take in a long time", pointing to Mr Dimbleby.

The Bush administration and Richard Lugar of Indiana, the committee's senior Republican, are playing for time, pointing out that the 1996 bill does not expire until next year.