Sentence examples for will be pointing to from inspiring English sources

Groupon and its bankers will be pointing to its gross profits instead, which are much healthier.

Considering no other Android tablet can touch Amazon's market share, it won't be long before Google will be pointing to the Kindle as their Android success story.

But it's hard to look at the Netherlands and not get the sense that 10 or 20 years from now, people will be pointing to this moment and saying the same thing.

"That is just one example I will be pointing to, but the best model we can aim to copy is our own," said Neil. "I have reminded the boys of the games in the past where teams have come through adversity to win.

"There are times when the director will have the wrong shot and Kenan, in real time, will be pointing to the other camera just instinctively knowing how shots should go," said Colin Jost, a current co-host of "Weekend Update".

Most of the time you will be pointing to or discussing another person at a distance.

The radiant soprano Christine Goerke excels as Donna Elvira in what will be pointed to as her Met breakthrough performance.

In what will be pointed to as her Met breakthrough performance, the radiant soprano Christine Goerke excels as Donna Elvira.

While Point Given will be pointed to what should be a lucrative stallion career, Baffert, Stevens and all those connected to the horse are hurting.

Booklet ran the mile and a sixteenth in 1 46.16 and will be pointed to the Fountain of Youth Stakes on Feb. 16 at Gulfstream.

Ms. DiDonato's performance will be pointed to as a model of singing in which all components of the art form — technique, sound, color, nuance, diction — come together in service to expression and eloquence.