Sentence examples for writer pointed from inspiring English sources

Writer pointed to lilies and said, "I hate these colors".

Verlander seemed delighted when a writer pointed that out on a conference call Tuesday.

The writer pointed out that southern Iraq, which was largely Shiite, was peaceful.

When writer pointed the picture of Bozo out to Joe Rapisarda, he gave a modest shrug.

The author saw a lot of parked cars, and said so. "Which did you come in?" The writer pointed to a Ford.

As one pro‐regime writer pointed out, trying to belittle them, all have been publicly ad vocated by liberal elements within the regime.

Morrison's friend Warren Ellis, another excellent comics writer, points out that Morrison's occultism is actually very pragmatic.

Writer points our that a man such as Mendes-France is badly needed as a mediator of such disputes to keep racism from getting out of hand.

But the writer points out that much of the life of the city takes place on its outskirts, instead of inside it.

Writer points out that a large part of the responsibility for the excess of the nightmare of the Cultural Revolution has to be assigned to Mao.

"I'm sure that guy paid $40 for his trucker cap," said Eric Brach, a 26-year-old writer, pointing at another patron.