Sentence examples for whom he pointed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton told me to get the file and give it to an assistant, whom he pointed to.

His quest this time is to find a way to build political and civic engagement among young people in America, about 70percentt of whom, he pointed out, did not vote in the last presidential election.

On Friday, Mr. Perez testified that the clash began when Mr. Slavin, whom he pointed to in the courtroom, smacked Mr. Estrada on the head with a post-hole digger.

"I think residents of the city of Newark will look at our leadership team and see a very diverse, very representative group of people," Mr. Booker said, standing on a dais with the newly appointed officials, all of whom, he pointed out, were born and raised in Newark.

He compares himself with Houdini, whom, he points out, other magicians disliked also.

Dr. Gregory Mitton, a radiologist who recently moved to New York from British Columbia, gives regularly to a homeless man named Gregory, with whom, he points out, he shares a first name.

And more than ever, Mr. Kerry is invoking his stature as a Vietnam veteran as he challenges the stature of his Democratic opponents -- none of whom, he frequently points out, have "worn the uniform of our country" -- to withstand a debate with Mr. Bush on national security.

Whom was he pointing the gun at?

The French authorities with whom he was negotiating, however, pointed out that their cast-iron cannon would not be strong enough for this kind of shell.

Later, when I was sitting with the editor (whom we'll call "Tom"), he pointed out the imperative of "creating the piston motion" and praised Manuel and Steve for their perfect execution.

East In Boston, Xavier Coach Sean Miller faces his past against Pitt, for whom he was a point guard.