Sentence examples for would be pointed from inspiring English sources

Watson and Crick knew that Pauling's errors would be pointed out to him, and that, given a second crack at the DNA problem, he would probably solve it.

Baffert, who will run Midnight Lucky in the Kentucky Oaks on Friday, said Govenor Charlie would be pointed to the Preakness Stakes on May 18 and Code West could run in the Belmont Stakes on June 8.

If this angle was then set on the goniometric sight and the gun shifted until the sight was laid on the aiming point, then the bore of the gun would be pointed at the target.

The area just north of the protest borders a quiet middle-class neighborhood of precisely trimmed lawns and towering oaks, the type of community that, under other circumstances, would be pointed to as evidence of black social mobility.

McGaughey said Yell would be pointed to the Coaching Club American Oaks on July 19, the second leg of the New York Racing Association's revamped Triple Tiara series for 3-year-old fillies.

He said their treatment was an "abuse of power" by returning officer Patricia Parker, adding: "They had every reason to believe that if they delivered their nomination papers in good time, which on any view of the facts they did, any error would be pointed out to them in time for it to be rectified".

If this was a bad TV movie, it would be pointing fingers at the obvious.

If Carr were saying only that warfare against civilians has perverse consequences, he would be pointing out something worth remembering.

If you had a compass on the Sun's north pole and it were pointing north before solar maximum, it would be pointing south after solar maximum.

So that would be point No. 1.

That would be point number one.