I was focusing all of my energy on not allowing my voice to tremble as two healthcare professionals and one student-in-training pointed at alarming pictures in a book and speculated.
In China, Fu Gaoshan photographs a crowded subway train, his camera pointed upward as if trying to grasp for air.
Administration officials pin-pointed military training as an area of large potential savings.
During 'sitting' we close down our mental and emotional activity, and through training we develop single-pointed concentration.
"I think the experience you take from it is you don't make the lads who have been dropped do the dirt-tracking at the end of training," said Diamond in a pointed reference to Catt.
Or maybe you want to tender a few pointed ideas on training providers or supporting new researchers, or how NIH can get practical health information out to us? You've got a place to say that too.
Point to its pointed teeth.
When it was time to roll out the new templates and train others, these squads became the pointed end of the spear.
Nor was crushing the only method used by the Mughals' execution elephants; in the Mughal sultanate of Delhi, elephants were trained to slice prisoners to pieces "with pointed blades fitted to their tusks".
It was a chance encounter on a train between Toulouse and Paris in February 1949 that pointed Sarrazac towards Cahors.
