Sentence examples for wire points from inspiring English sources

John Hudson of the Atlantic Wire points to the attempted retraction of Tanden, now the president of the Center for American Progress: — Neera Tanden (@neeratanden) October 16, 2012 I was trying to say how President Obama, who I admire greatly, is a private person, but I deeply regret how I said it.

As the site Domain Name Wire points out, the Whois record for the domain name has just been updated.

As the Atlantic Wire points out, this language makes it very difficult for the government and citizens behind the Declaration to reach a solution.

As Domain Name Wire points out, WhyPark as a result of the acquisition is moving to a free model instead of charging new users a $99 set-up fee like before.

Political Wire points out that Amazon has taken down the link to Bristol Palin's memoir.

The Atlantic Wire points out that the story never even made it to the Science section on the site's English-language side.

As the Atlantic Wire pointed out, he sold pot to his friends and dorm mates at UMASS-Dartmouth to keep his own expenditures down.

And as the Atlantic Wire pointed out, the ostentatious, "showing off" quality of the photos is in line with the way we all use Instagram to share images of our lives with others.

"Outside this building is fencing and a cattle run section of fence," the narrator intones while panning over a desolate, concrete yard littered with train cars and propane tanks, " all topped by barbed wire pointing inward, not to keep people out but to keep people in".

Picture if you will, a wire with the cut portion of the wire pointing at you.

Are the ends of your short wire pointing toward the balloon?