Sentence examples for which she points from inspiring English sources

It's all in the book, which, she points out, people don't read properly before they ask their questions.

Her top two choices for a new place to live are New Mexico and Florida – neither of which, she points out, has a state exchange.

Ms. Taymor has complained about the coverage the news media devoted to the wall, which, she points out, did finally work after the costly delay in Los Angeles.

A decade ago, she wrote a book in which she points the finger at Walter Sickert, a painter of the period.

Ms. Zirin-Brown also has a ribald turn at seducing the audience in a series of extravagantly vulgar flirtations in which she points at various audience members and then mimes sexual acts, a gleefully lewd smile flickering across her face.

(She cites the 18 percent in the poll who supported secession — which she points out is "still a tidy number;... you're talking way over four million people" — but not the 75 percent who opposed it, a somewhat tidier number).

She read out her evidence which she pointed out was signed "shared owner of Rumney Recreation Ground".

They drove around for two hours during which she pointed out her school and the house where she'd grown up.

Ms. Curry then got in a plug for her network's "Saturday Night Live" program, which she pointed out would surely weigh in on Mr. Perry's gaffe this weekend.

"I got rid of all the furniture," Elizabeth said, except her own drafting table, which, she pointed out, had wound up against the rear wall.

Ms. Orcutt, a bit less casual in her personal style, favors Macy's, Old Navy and American Eagle, which, she pointed out, keep teen budgets in mind.