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"Tell me, " I said, "about this place where the road leads, " and I pointed down.

Judges pointed out a need to be careful in such cases when the accuser was the only source of evidence.

The next day, Michael stands inside a bank, arm raised high with a gun pointed toward the ceiling.

A reader pointed me to a website that's collecting some interesting statistics on women who are trying to get pregnant.

I've pointed out that an evening course in French or Italian would take only a couple of hours a week, but she keeps putting it off.

Although it has to be pointed out that, in the short-time at least, one's memory does not improve after smoking cannabis.

She pointed at the last and youngest of her sons. He was tall, thin, and gangling, with freckles, big hands and feet, and a long nose.

A survivor pointed to the sky and asked where NATO's aircraft had been all day.

He then pointed to the bubbles that floated from it to the surface and said: "That means there's still some space in it. It's too big. "

The president said he made his comments because new information pointed to a serious breach of national security.

After the ruling Woods pointed out that he was the only judge in American history to be removed from a case on the basis of press articles.

One was coming at me with a huge spear, with its sharp tip pointed at my heart!

He then pointed to a great new building there, with turrets and watch towers thrusting up to the sky.

He had a pointed thing, made of gold, on his head; it glittered in the bright light of midday.

As is often pointed out, Internet is a two-edged weapon which can be used equally for good or evil.

"I threw the brick because no one else would stop. " Tears dripped down the boy's chin as he pointed around the parked car.

The mood of "Davos men" (yes, they mostly still are) was, as my colleague, Gideon Rachman, has pointed out, one of anxiety.

There it was, the rattler with its triangular head, all coiled up with its rattles in the centre and its head pointed towards you.

He didn't offer to help; he simply pointed out what I was doing wrong and was on his way.

As Stephen King, an economist at HSBC, has pointed out, the result might have been a benign deflation that boosted Western living standards.

Volcker pointed out that this situation is by no means in patients infected with the virus itself the result of shortcomings.

When asked where his mother was , the litter boy pointed to the kitchen.

And there's just so much else that can be pointed to in such a history of distinction in his many public service responsibilities.

Now that you've pointed out the problem, I can look it up later. What about this paragraph? The last sentence sounds awkward to me.

She picked up the purse and pointed to the steel YSL on the flap. Believe it or not, I had not noticed it till then.

Finally, one of the men turned his back on the maintenance van, went down on one knee, and pointed an unfamiliar object at the sky.

He was always careful to keep his torch pointed at the floor if he was there at night and to leave no trace of his visit.

The work may be a swan with his neck pointed down and his wings raised up for the initial flap of the wings for lift off.

Bud Gerder: I think you know exactly where he was. You pointed him out to his mother.

The Delegation pointed out that it therefore came as a bit of a surprise that another Delegation was surprised by its position.

As he pointed out about another work, "The Witches" , it was "a book for children and I don't give a bugger what grown-ups think about it" .

As Annie Lennox pointed out, in a song that has almost earned the status of an anthem, "Sisters are doing it for themselves. "

A curious friendship of theirs must have been a pointed illustration, indeed, of the old adage that "extremes meet. "

We pointed out that the interface of a reference must match the interface of the component to which it is wired.

Analysts pointed out that the Kennedy family, Maria was born because he could not bear her husband's philandering, it decided to leave.

He was shocked, ran back to his car, pulled out his gun and pointed it at me.

That being said, Pierce pointed out that he's at least curious to see what Wade, James and Bosh will all look like in Heat colors together.

Mr Key said he thought the OECD's conclusions were overly pessimistic and pointed out that government debt levels were very low.

The International Monetary Fund said the softer data pointed to a more subdued recovery.

He pointed out that of the current 183 WIPO Member States, as many as 21 had not even ratified the Berne Convention.

I'll do it while I'm watching TV or reading a book, but friends have pointed it out to me while we're in the middle of a conversation.

Then, I pointed to the corner with a broom in sweeping the dust out of it.

The leg is bent like the front kick, but the knee is pointed at a target to the left or right of the true target.

"You can only do so much in a flask, and obviously the mix of species would be much greater in a natural environment, " Jones pointed out.

I think Lea has missed the point that you don't need to make all accessor methods public, as I pointed out in "Java accessor visibility. "

It was only the next day that someone passing the whiteboard pointed out that it should have been spelt Googol.

It pulsated in her hand like an animal and almost weeping with grateful ecstasy she pointed it into her own wet, turgid flesh.

And he pointed at the screen, he said, "He's in that fire fight. "

If everyone in the office pointed and laughed at him once for one of his many mistakes maybe he would understand.

For example, he said he didn't know why he had pointed the gun at the police officer. I suggested he might have been angry.

He then pointed to a great new building there, a pale reddish stone, with turrets and watch towers thrusting up to the sky.

"It was a mammoth tusk, " Ivanovich said. "It wasn't very big, " his wife, Valentina, pointed out. "There are lots of them, " she added.

The Delegation pointed out that several speakers had referred to the development agenda, as if it had already been adopted.

Although it would seem to be a very pointed act.

Then, the fool pointed to his head and said: "Ouch! There is something wrong with my head. "

Pointed out that the space for professional museum display design sequence to create the atmosphere of the Office of the tone of a subtle.

With a tortured, superhuman effort, Abbandando lifted his head off his pillow, eyes unseeing, and pointed a skeletal forefinger at the Don.

It was only when I pointed it out that he began to realize the mistake.

Pycelle pointed with a spotted hand. Where the sleeve of his robe rode up a flap of pale flesh could be seen dangling beneath his forearm.

Severaltimes a day, I pointed out to Dan the number of men we met sporting white linen slacks or silk Hawaiian shirts.

No, she said, her daughter had pointed him out when they were driving down the street a few days before.

The circumstances pointed to a possible suicide, but there was no confirmation from police.

"I knew where he was coming from when he used to yell at me, because we looked at football in the same way, " Franco pointed out.

Crusoe pointed his gun at him, ready to shoot him.

It was a very reasoned statement that pointed out the flaw in the ranter's reasoning and asking why he felt compelled to say what he did.

He had come length of that broad glade, with the island of timber, pointed out by Dick.

Health authorities have pointed out that this swine flu strain has never been seen. That may have a lot to do with the deaths, Markel said.

Dai pointed out that against the backdrop of the deepening globalization, the fate of nations has never been so closely linked.

The officer is so conceited that when I pointed out his mistakes, it really put his nose out of joint.

The next option was to encase the leak in a large box with a pointed top, to funnel the oil to the surface for collection.

It was pointed out to me that the form had not been properly filled in.

A certain number of characteristic errors have been pointed out by linguists and can be usefully recalled at this point.

But when I was just a little girl, I got a small red telescope which we promptly pointed at the most obvious thing in the sky, the Moon.

Experts have pointed out that traffic safety knowledge to understand, comply with the rules of the road accident injuries can be avoided.

He walked into the bank, went up to the bank teller, pointed a gun at her and side, "Give me all the money or I'll shoot. "

As is often pointed out , knowledge is a two- edged weapon which can be used equally for good or evil .

" Professor Robinson wisely pointed out that, " Conscientiousness and Insight seem suspicious of one another, and yet they might be friends.

Police themselves used Twitter to reassure and calm the public, as it pointed out that there was no trouble and they were not at risk.

"He pointed up to the sky and said, 'There's your problem -- a flying deer, '" said Bridges.

The bottom part of each separation container unit is provided with water outlet passage pointed back and downward.

"No, no, " she answered when asked to comment, as she pointed to her husband. "He's the sarpanch. What's the point in talking to me? "

It should be pointed out that materials and their environments should be considered as a whole from the system science point of view.

The demon took another stride forward, carrying with it a smell of rotting fish. It pointed a claw-like finger at his chest.

BaiMei middle-aged pointed to the pavilion, the old man entered is close their eyes and said: "you to him registration. "

Elasmosaurus had a small head. It had sharp teeth and a pointed tail.

A woman in Missouri, USA was car jacked by a man who jumped on top of her car and pointed a gun at her.

But the bank pointed to Mr Keen's original employment offer letter and said it had been under no obligation to create a bonus pool at all.

However, "the Wall Street Journal" pointed out that if the deficit continued to widen, Lehman Brothers, may need to raise more funds.

While speaking, he pointed with his fingers as if the images were right in front of him. But when he opened his eyes, they were gone.

She pointed out a few of the general differences to try and help you.

The bottom part of each separation container unit is provided with water outlet passage pointed back and downward.

"No, no, " she answered when asked to comment, as she pointed to her husband. "He's the sarpanch. What's the point in talking to me? "

It should be pointed out that materials and their environments should be considered as a whole from the system science point of view.

The demon took another stride forward, carrying with it a smell of rotting fish. It pointed a claw-like finger at his chest.

BaiMei middle-aged pointed to the pavilion, the old man entered is close their eyes and said: "you to him registration. "

Elasmosaurus had a small head. It had sharp teeth and a pointed tail.

A woman in Missouri, USA was car jacked by a man who jumped on top of her car and pointed a gun at her.

But the bank pointed to Mr Keen's original employment offer letter and said it had been under no obligation to create a bonus pool at all.

David might have shot him first, but David had never before pointed a gun at a human being, let alone killed somebody.

We act as if we thought that he would never notice a mistake unless it was pointed out to him, or correct it unless he was made to.

Elasmosaurus had a small head. It had sharp teeth and a pointed tail.

A woman in Missouri, USA was car jacked by a man who jumped on top of her car and pointed a gun at her.

But the bank pointed to Mr Keen's original employment offer letter and said it had been under no obligation to create a bonus pool at all.

David might have shot him first, but David had never before pointed a gun at a human being, let alone killed somebody.

We act as if we thought that he would never notice a mistake unless it was pointed out to him, or correct it unless he was made to.

Though much early evidence pointed to a moderate, if not mild impact, most health officials decided to err on the side of caution.

However, "the Wall Street Journal" pointed out that if the deficit continued to widen, Lehman Brothers, may need to raise more funds.

While speaking, he pointed with his fingers as if the images were right in front of him. But when he opened his eyes, they were gone.

She pointed out a few of the general differences to try and help you.

"Next counter but one, " said the man, walking with me in the direction he pointed out.

Of the long company of notables who followed two by two she recognised only three, whom Lester had pointed out to her in times past.

However, "the Wall Street Journal" pointed out that if the deficit continued to widen, Lehman Brothers, may need to raise more funds.

While speaking, he pointed with his fingers as if the images were right in front of him. But when he opened his eyes, they were gone.

She pointed out a few of the general differences to try and help you.

"Next counter but one, " said the man, walking with me in the direction he pointed out.

The whole mess would never have happened, Mr. Bruce pointed out, if the security agent had not walked away from his post.

One clue there was, however, and the inspector himself pointed it out to me the following morning.

and with pointed attention continued to talk to her and endeavour to raise her spirits, in spite of being out of spirits herself.

He pointed out that waiting for analyses to be completed was one of the biggest waste of engineer's time.

And as one analyst pointed out, a bet on these two casino listings could prove to be, well, a bit of a gamble.

and with pointed attention continued to talk to her and endeavour to raise her spirits, in spite of being out of spirits herself.

He pointed out that waiting for analyses to be completed was one of the biggest waste of engineer's time.

And as one analyst pointed out, a bet on these two casino listings could prove to be, well, a bit of a gamble.

The old man ignored my doubtful reaction and started off in the direction in which he had just pointed, clearly intending me to follow him.

In an editorial it pointed out that this is the first time nuclear power plants have been hit by an earthquake or tsunami.

The old lady smiled, pointed at my tofu approvingly and went back to crocheting the red and white chequered slippers she was making.

Later that morning, he met a couple robbers in a coffee shop and he pointed a gun to them and said the words above.

S&P said none of the data pointed to "any form of sustained recovery" .

But towards the end of the journey, he began to recognize familiar places, and in great excitement pointed them out to Rose.

However, an article in the China Youth Daily pointed out that it's not easy to place individuals into one, fixed group.

But towards the end of the journey, he began to recognize familiar places, and in great excitement pointed them out to Rose.

However, an article in the China Youth Daily pointed out that it's not easy to place individuals into one, fixed group.

I did not realize the significance of the event till he pointed it out to me.

The Delegation of Uruguay pointed out that there had not been consensus on the text of the basic proposal at the last SCCR session.

She pinned the burglar to the wall with the point of her sword pointed at his neck and calmly called the police.

She pointed to the door with her forefinger, ordering him to get out at once.

All studies pointed to the conclusion that it was the rate of transfusion, not the route, that was the important factor.

He sat him down on the bottom step, then sort of squeezed up against him and pointed to the car.

In this group meeting, several group members had pointed out his massive self- devaluation and avoidance of pride for his achievements.

This was the case: it seemed as if she were surrounded by a group of armed people whose spears all pointed outwards.

The report pointed out that Burma had been a signatory to the Convention on the Rights of the Child since Aug.

They also pointed out that the women were asked to recall how much fish they had eaten, which might be inaccurate.

Keynes pointed this out in his foreword to the German translation of the General Theory, published in Germany during the Nazi period.

You think the cops kept something out of the discovery that pointed to another suspect?

He held a rifle in his hand and pointed to a precise spot on her head where the bullet would have to hit so that she would fall.

Mostly bald, except for white, half of ring of hair, he had a pointed pink head uncannily like the narrow end of an egg.

He pointed to his trousers and said: "Li Ning, anything is possible. "

The top priority is no longer freeing the rover from the sandpit, but getting its solar panels pointed more to the sun.

He also pointed out that Mr. McMahon's was headed the wrong way to his limo and told him to go the other way! !

I have no doubt that the puzzle you pointed out is indeed true and cannot be explained away by medians and means.

My daughter said that she was picked up to act as a little policewoman this noon and she also was pointed as an emcee for her class meeting.

He drew a picture of the girl etched in his mind, along with a portrait of himself with this disclaimer pointed at his head: "Not insane. "

In fact , she was a charming and cultured girl, with a beautiful curious pointed elfin face and a lovely figure.

Davis has told police the men were trying to rob him, and that one of them pointed a pistol at him.

The IBA statement pointed out that the organisation has always been open about the fact that it was considering the trials.

but as he spoke , they quietened , he pointed out that they were needed for an essential job to act as an army of occupation.

As Molly Ball of The Atlantic pointed out, Mr. Romney "described conservatism as if it were a disease. " Indeed.

Standing in the sharply pointed bow, he gazed at the endless expanse of flowing ice, up and down the length of the river.

compliment you often say much to defend in front of you, and a true friend is often pointed out the shortcomings of your people.

What Keynes pointed out was that this picture is incomplete if you allow for the possibility that the economy is not at full employment.

During my visit to Mount Lemmon, he made a trumpeting noise just before he pointed out the first NEO to us.

Perhaps one of her finds was the pointed on-trend merlot velvet pair she wore to the 7th annual CFDA awards that very night.

She pointed out that irradiated beef was offered at many grocery stores nationwide at the beginning of the decade but it did not last long.

As Beckenbauer himself pointed out: "England beat us in 1966 because Bobby Charlton was just a bit better than me. "

My daughters pointed out that I'm very similar looking, so this is a bit of a problem.

Dr. Johnson pointed out that this method can also be used for malaria prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.

"Me? Christiane? " she whispered, a puzzled look growing on her face as she pointed at her own little heart.

As she pointed out to me, my real apology to her will not come in the form of words. It will come from my behavior over time.

Mr. Baley looked at me for a second, and then he lifted one of his boney hands and pointed to a black bag that sat in a corner of the room.

When our second child was born, Jim and I thought she was perfect, but the doctor pointed out that her feet were turned inward.

And Alice was so much frightened that she ran off at once in the direction it pointed to, without trying to explain the mistake it had made.

However, professionals have pointed out, Obama seems to be in the "highlight frugal, " in fact do not understand the truth.

Some have pointed out that there was no smell of gas in the flat, but then there wouldn't have been; carbon monoxide is odourless.

"Stand up. " The old man pointed to transfer array said, "to which a great city? "

Then, he pointed his finger straight up, to tell me that he had a surprise for me.

So he began, telling Heidi the name of each goat in turn as he pointed it out to her.

When I pointed this out on Twitter, the reaction was one of astonished disbelief that I might ever not want to be viewing multiple tabs.

It must be pointed out that it is one of our basic State policies to control population growth while raising the quality of the population.

Yesterday I pointed it out to the stevedores that they draggedtowedpulled along the slings too roughly. But they didn't listen to me.

It became such a pattern that my wife pointed it out to me. I had never told her anything about M or the content of our discussions.

A previous study found that people thought water tasted worse if they drank it out of a flimsy cup, Ackerman pointed out.

At this, the police pointed out ironically that this would hardly be necessary as the men were already under arrest.

My finger, pointed at this man, would have hurled him from his pulpit into a dungeon- thence, peradventure, to the gallows!

"Jake, if I took these to a mechanic, how much would he charge me? " I pointed out.

The Delegation pointed out that the General Assemblies had set out a time period for the presentation of new proposals for Members.

"Oh, this, " Anthony said as he pointed to his black eye. "It's just a small battle wound from a triumphant, athletic victory. "

The big mate was at the wheel, and he had the old tub pointed at a star and was holding her straight up the middle of the river.

He pointed at his neck, then pointed at me, as if to say, "It's been there always, only you didn't notice. "

Passing by a village, somebody pointed at him in the back: "Look, this man is riding a mule to Beijing. "

It was his wife who pointed the finger at him in the end.

The company also pointed out that hackers have been using some of these vulnerabilities to launch attacks to the user's machine.

The newspaper did not say that Phelps was smoking marijuana, but it pointed out that the pipe typically was used for that purpose.

I pointed out that there was no such policy in the heyday of the gold standard that functioned as a common international currency.

"The quality of any collaborative creative endeavor tends to approach the level of taste of whoever is in charge, " Mr. Gruber pointed out.

Mengqi pointed out that such a nation-wide cycle time wait-and-see posture, at least since 1998, not seen since the housing reform.

He addressed them, he pointed them out and he said we have to fix them, make sure it does not happen again, carry forward.

Two of the studies pointed to a genetic variation in the gene that is found commonly, and a third found a rare mutation of this same gene.

At last he said, "My lord, what are. . . " He pointed at the mountains, for he could not go on speaking; his throat was dry.

Down in the lobby, a woman pointed at the entourage and said, "Who's that? "

All the passengers came on deck. We took pictures and pointed at the site, but we weren't allowed to get off the boat.

That said, the researchers pointed out that stroke is still far more common among older adults than among young people.

pierre , having decided to obey his monitress in everything , moved towards the sofa she had pointed out to him.

I pointed to the dog. 'Can you tell me about him? ' The officer looked, then shook his head in puzzlement.

Being so conceited, he pointed his head at the sky and forgot all modesty, so that he also, showed his most private parts for all to see!

He pointed out that Asian companies seem to be leading the way in terms of the convergence of business with design.

I suppose if I were East Indian, then I would be proud of it, but as such, I only pointed it out as a known fact.

Well, if you look real close, you'll see bunch of stars shape like a lion, sort of walking, his nose pointed down.

"Float in the sky, killed him. " Do not understand as well who what "he" pointed is, sorcery evil spirit just so way.

He pointed at me and said he was going to beat me to death when he got the chance.

Five-pointed star shape of the tomato flower clumps to open up, as if in the blink of an eye to me.

The company's logo is a simplistic three -pointed star that represents its domination of the land, the sea, and the air .

Frantically paddling to the surface, he yanked at the surfboard, attached to his ankle by a leash, climbed on, and pointed it toward shore.

Seeing my quizzical look, they pointed at a shop. It was a jewellers with no protective grating over the window. All you could do was laugh.

In this regard, the Delegation pointed out that there was no empirical evidence of the need to broaden existing protection standards.

He said, drawing back his whole arm with the fixed bayonet of his pointed finger darted full at the object.

it must also be pointed out that Real Madrid's first three goals were all the direct result of mistakes by Vallecano.

When he pointed out their means of vengeance, he struck a chord which never failed to thrill in the breast of an Indian.

He sat him down on the bottom step, then sort of squeezed up against him[6] and pointed to the car.

They did not seem to walk as we walk, but to move through the air above the ground. They stood about four feet high and had pointed ears.

After I pointed it out, he agreed and switched to something much simpler that really brought the site to a whole new level.

Among the company of old white-bearded philosophers there is a young man with a black pointed beard.

Then he mysteriously pointed at his mouth and waved his finger back and forth several times as if to say: "Don't talk. "

"You have ample proof to the contrary, if you look opposite, " said the baroness, as she laughingly pointed to the beautiful Greek.

He pointed to the door and there I saw a girl smiling at me.

Hallums had a long beard, and was seated with a gun pointed at his head.

Mum pointed at a big chair by the door and I knew she wanted me to sit down.

A German speaker at the factory pointed out to the sales manager that the British name of the car meant "animal waste" in German.

The conclusion has no objectivity though it has pointed out the mistake of eugenics in history.

After I got off, the driver pointed to a misty village on the other side of the river and told me that was Bameng.

A weapon consisting typically of a long, straight or slightly curved, pointed blade having one or two cutting edges and set into a hilt.

The matter and aim of the research of electro catalyst are pointed out.

In conclusion, the Delegation pointed out that it intended to fully participate in the session and looked forward to a positive outcome.

Update: It was pointed out to me that Travelocity's transactions actually declined about 17% in the second quarter.

During one interview, the commander pointed to a hill about a mile away and asked a young sergeant, "Can you see that hill over there? "

"Until the light in the sky sets. " said the farmer and pointed up at the sky.

He pointed out that it would have made a brilliant shot for the day but Mr Livingston had already taken one and so it was left as a memory.

Many has pointed out that this kind of action will dramatically cause disorder on the market while result in tax loss for the state.

He pointed out that, Greece has far away from the back on the right track, the debt sustainability analysis report would be very bad.

In the run-up to her inauguration, Ms Rousseff also received pointed reminders of the difficulties ahead.

Junebug skipping like a stone, with the headlights pointed at the dawn. We were sure we'd never see an end to it all.

The next morning, at sunrise, I went outside and a boy pointed off the rail toward what seemed to be an island.

The hands of the clock pointed to half past eight. It was time we put our children to bed.

You were easily spotted and pointed out on the street as a rare woman pedicurist.

The pointed arches, exquisite gothic detailing and elaborate entrances create the feeling of escapism and a timeless sense of history.

As he pointed out, the steady rise in quality owes much to the improvement of our equipment.

Its advantages and disadvantages, and pointed out that in Chinese as a second language, English is not the sooner, the better.

His fore finger, projecting from the sleeve of his coat, pointed up to the wretched little creature on the pole.

The sorcerer pointed to the door. He wanted the boy to leave his castle.

The dark figure of a man stepped from the laurels and pointed a rifle at his breast .

Many previous studies pointed out that the MICE industry had been considered as one of the most flourishing departments in tourism industry.