point to

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

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

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.

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.

Taking it, the girl turned and pointed to an old man standing beside her. "MY grandpa will pay the bill. " she said.

Rosenberg pointed to a couple factors that will help mobile value grow, noting that new ad formats like click-to-call are very promising.

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

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

that's the only reason I haven't had "baby bump" pointed to me yet, because you know, I mean seriously. . .

"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? "

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

"Then it was that I undertook an expedition in connection with that, " and he pointed to the iron chest, "which ended disastrously enough. "

Buffer pool usually makes up the largest percentage of shared memory and is often pointed to as an area to be tuned.

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

He was pointed to a teaching post in a grammar school, where he earned enough money to live on and was able to save his allowance.

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

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

"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.

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

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? "

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

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

It was an act of servanthood and a symbol that pointed to Jesus' sacrifice, passion, and humiliation on the cross.

Just like the previous comment pointed to unnecessary production, I agree that I can be happy without buying lots of meat.

Asked about her concerns, she pointed to an ugly old mattress lying abandoned in the garden opposite.

He pointed to two persons who at that moment opened the door of the cafe, and, with a blast of cold air, entered.

"If you sorry, might as well buy me a drink tea. " Man pointed to a nearby tea shop said.

He pointed to a group of at least 544 women who serve as store managers who "are alleged to be both discriminatory and victims. "

auscultation: Should ordinal of pointed to the heart ministry, sternal horn left below, left go up and right upside is auscultatory.

At our first meeting, when he was trialing our son for his team, he pointed to a youth team training at the same park to prove it to us.

GM pointed to its "recently improved financial strength" as a factor in proceeding with an internal solution.

He said accurate surveillance of bird flu outbreaks is crucial to global efforts to combat the virus. As an example, he pointed to Nigeria.

He said accurate surveillance of bird flu outbreak is crucial to global efforts to combat the virus. As an example, he pointed to Nigeria.

But others pointed to the limited nature of the reforms and the fact they don't take effect for several years.

Republicans said the report's numbers were likely overblown and pointed to problems in the earlier contractors report.

Jean Valjean pointed to his arm in its sling, charged Basque to explain his absence, and went away.

And, he pointed to his own election as a sign that the nation is moving forward.

Gardner also pointed to herself and other business school professors as evidence that this kind of freedom can matter more than money.

The policeman moved behind few steps, a pose with bigger belly and pointed to himself with a finger. Ok! He was asking for a picture!

Before leaving she turned to me, pointed to her belly, and smilingly pointed to the sky.

She put her head out of the window, and pointed to a child who was shouting, screaming and rolling on the ground in a game.

I pointed to the cup. I knew it was cheating, but I wanted to help my dog pass her test.

He pointed to a large perfect pearl the size of a small walnut that lay apart on a piece of chamois.

Early indications pointed to the jet being caught up in a violent tropical storm.

The manager pointed to the corner of the shop. To his great surprise the young man saw a vase broken into many pieces.

Geithner did not name any country, but the head of IMF, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, pointed to China.

All of a sudden, he pointed to the front and exclaimed, "Look! The flowers of pear! "

Proponents of the opt-in porn blocking scheme have pointed to that trial as evidence a wider blocking scheme would be technically feasible.

She pointed to her gray sweatpants. "From here, " she said.

The police used my evidence (email which pointed to a cab service) that he was a driver and tricked him into picking them up.

He pointed to the so-called shoebomber, the terrorist who tried to detonate a bomb in his shoe while on an airplane, to make his point.

Very few people on this earth have the mental strength and composure to think clearly with a gun pointed to their head.

He pointed to a gathering dark mass of clouds over one village that suddenly erupted into a shower of lightning.

This time he pointed to the lake. The village no longer existed because it had been submerged, and all the valley too.

In it, he pointed to the child-friendly marketing at Burger King, one of CP B's biggest accounts.

Finally, in an agony of desperation, he cried, "Walpurgis nacht! " and pointed to the carriage for me to get in.

Near the end of the interview, she pointed to a family photograph on the wall.

The analysis again pointed to the fact that the best code would be both simple and extensible.

'Well, now you can. Look at my head. Do you think I am intelligent? ' He pointed to his huge, square forehead.

He pointed to a rock. Mr. Mornant saw twenty or thirty bright things moving among the rocks and the sea-plants.

As the group toured his home, Simpson pointed to a backyard play area and said, "That's where I practiced my golf swing. "

He shook his head and pointed to the two fingers he was hammering. The clerk brought him some nails.

If you do not, your application will only contain the connection string pointed to the hard-coded path and not the actual data file.

The detailed confession pointed to Richard Crowninshield as the principal perpetrator of the deed: he would surely hang.

As his son and daughter peered around the wreckage, Grande pointed to a pile of old photographs that were spilling across a filthy carpet.

Copies the value type object pointed to by an address to the top of the evaluation stack.

The child pointed to the painting and said, "That's my painting on the wall and I want it back. "

Hensleigh Wedgwood found a Dutch name for butterflies boterschijte and thought this pointed to nomenclature by excrement.

Mr. Yule put down his paper and removed his glasses. Then he pointed to a couple of chairs, and we sat down.

The young man drew the bill of fare from his pocket, and pointed to a line.

"No it was to the right, look, " said Kim and pointed to something on the map, passing it over the seat.

Mr. Sidwell also pointed to a strong initial-public-offering market in this sector as luring investors.

Asked why, editors pointed to a government rule requiring authorization to open bureaus or send reporters overseas.

The young man drew a bill of fare from his pocket, and pointed to a line.

He also pointed to plans by Google to put millions of out-of-copyright books online for public use.

He pointed to His death and resurrection as the only hope for mankind.

In particular he pointed to the long-awaited return of "positive operating leverage" with revenues growing faster than expenses.

But so far, auto makers have only pointed to airflow sensors as a cause of decreased auto production in plants outside of Japan.

The Hindu compass was an iron fish that floated in a vessel of oil and pointed to the North.

So, during the analyst's call, she tactfully but forcefully pointed to her predecessor as the source of the sales slump.

UBS pointed to its first-quarter performance as evidence that "trust and confidence" in its business has returned.

Tears glistening in his eyes, his right hand clutching his black armband, Lampard pointed to the heavens.

Interestingly, over three separate runs, the results pointed to only a slight increase in NIF operation times (less than 5 percent).

While at my meeting an employee asked me if 'that' was mine and pointed to something on the floor next to me.

When her findings pointed to mismanagement and cronyism, her detailed handwritten report mysteriously vanished and she was sent packing.

Cement I pointed to the fading banner hung on the wall: "meet the Expo, from what I start. "

Harlow also pointed to China, where the company hopes to continue strong smartphone sales.

In the last decade, an increasing amount of data has pointed to a key role for epigenetic alterations in human cancer.

" And he laughed and pointed to the ceiling and said, " There's no trouble; they've got this meeting bugged .

President Andrew Jackson and Sam Houston were close friends. When told of Houston's retreat, the president pointed to a map of Texas.

But it pointed to the incident as an example of China's ability to control and manipulate Internet traffic if it wanted to.

She pointed to the door of a room on the ground-floor; he entered.

Other research has pointed to a strong link between T. gondii and schizophrenia.

Many have pointed to China's clash with Google over censorship as evidence that the country will not become more democratic as it prospers.

"Hello, Kate! Who's that man, do you know him? " I pointed to the bagger and said.

every five minutes albert took out his watch ; at length it pointed to seven.

Nu? ez shook his head and pointed to his watch.

The man pointed to a dog in the yard and laughed for a few seconds, then suddenly stopped.

"There she is, you see, " I said, and I pointed to the picture on the wall.

Tang pointed to a golden horse with treasure on its back on one of her shelves.

As an example, he pointed to his own diplomatic achievements as prime minister.

Speaking via Skype, Lubetkin pointed to a clear link between the lack of exercise and the bad health consequences of obesity.

"Boss, you misunderstood, not to buy next, but to buy the medicine store. " Qi, pointed to the door of the stick list replied.

Other studies on soy isoflavones also pointed to a possibility that the soy phytochemicals may help prevent breast cancer recurrence.

At that moment, the young man pointed to the Emperor and confidently responded, he said it.

He shook his head and pointed to the two fingers he was hammering.

He pointed to the back of his house, where water was squirting in through cracks before running through the house and out into the street.

In the U. S. , business surveys last week also pointed to a downshift in industrial activity.

The house serfs on the way, in reply to inquiries where the prince was living, pointed to a small new lodge at the very edge of the pond.

Still, she pointed to areas showing signs of improvement or at least stability.

In the case of our customer, increased logging pointed to a handful of views taking a very long time to index.

The president himself has pointed to polls from a government-linked outfit, GIS XXI, which gave him 51% support.

She just pointed to a door, so I walked up the ladder to her room.

She pointed to a red house on the corner and said, "That's where I live. "

then sort of squeezed up against him and pointed to the car.

Different studies have pointed to different effects, from the earlier release of new titles to a flood of cheap foreign children's books.

If you export this file to share with others, anyone who imported your settings would also be pointed to this network share.

They pointed to contradictions in documents raising questions about the company's real name and role in the supply chain.

Writes the PID of the child into the User Mode variable of the parent pointed to by the ptid parameter.

He pointed to a party meeting that year which described a nuclear North Korea as a challenge to China's "core interests" .

Some analysts have pointed to other signs that China may be channeling more of its new foreign-exchange reserves into Europe.

A rise in a sub-index measuring new orders pointed to a reasonably healthy business pipeline for manufacturers.

she pointed to a wide arch corresponding to the window , and hung like it with a tyrian - dyed curtain , now looped up.

A number of other HOWTO documents overlap with security issues, and those documents have been pointed to wherever appropriate.

They described several hours of unrest yesterday afternoon, and pointed to what they said were fresh bullet holes in walls and cars.

I pointed to where our village lay, on the flat in-shore among the alder-trees and pollards , a mile or more from the church.

The trigger monitor picks up the trigger message and retrieves the process object pointed to by the queue's PROCESS attribute.

He pointed to a gate at the bottom of the field.

Lionel pointed to a gristly gray lighted stairwell made of out clay.

But Mr. Goodman pointed to an increase in another area: the number of foreign students at the undergraduate level.

But a series of telephone interviews with the sufferers pointed to a much more precise cause.

He pointed to the world body as the natural choice for creating such a system.

Investors have pointed to commodity price falls, corporate disputes and conflict in Georgia as reasons to stay away from Russian assets.

Expectations are already low, after a report last week from an HSBC survey of purchasing managers pointed to a fall in manufacturing output.

As the Broadcasting Treaty was basically an on-going process at WIPO, the Secretariat had pointed to it.

The old man stood up and walked to the door. He pointed to the street.

I pointed to the pile and offered to help, but she waved me away.

The driver listened carefully, and pointed to Einstein, "This question is so easy that you may ask my driver. "

The teacher pointed to a place on the map and asked the children to name it.

But in recent weeks a rash of new data has pointed to a sharp downturn in orders and exports that has shaken German complacency.

It could just as easily have pointed to the actual class, CommandExecutor, excluding the file name extension.

Zoellick pointed to the World Bank's Global Tiger initiative as an innovation in conservation that could have wider lessons.

The Mute Singer pointed to his chest and made the sign of the cross.

and he pointed to the next line, which read: "Health, excellent. "

But he also pointed to 'a structural process going on, coming from a strongly growing Chinese economy' that sucks in imports.

Columbus then pointed to the sky, and the men looked up.

Ms. Davies pointed to Mr. Han's declaration "I am just a humanist, " circulating widely on the Internet.

They pointed to the photo and told him, sorry, but you can see why you won't find any old ocean data here.

He pointed to China and India as examples of major economies that have grown strongly in recent years as they have reduced import barriers.

Pointed to the case that the grade of Panzhihua concentrates was increased, the laboratory test with high grade concentrates was conducted.

The administration has pointed to Spain as a shining example of this type of progressive energy policy.

As he gave me the shop keys, he pointed to a trailer.

Their extrapolations pointed to a Japan with no children left within a millennium.

For several decades now, researchers have pointed to excessive care as an important factor behind spiraling health care costs.

The Industry Standard has pointed to its lack of revenue as limiting its long-term viability.

Ms. Boyd pointed to the recent changes in Facebook's privacy policy that made more of its members' information public by default.

It had pointed to zero for more than sixty years now.

Economic reports in recent months have pointed to a slowdown in growth, countering optimism seen by company executives.

Falling growth in energy consumption, airline passenger numbers, and imports all pointed to a sharp slowdown in growth.

He pointed to a great truth. When manners are superficial, artificial, and forced, no matter what their form, they are bad manners.

The old man pointed to a string between a big, strong tree and a thin, young one, saying: "Untie the string. "

We were given, with confidence, six entirely different answers and pointed to every corner of the city.

I noticed they were from the Gestapo. They pointed to the two suitcases full of my diaries.

Film appeared in a foreign minister, and pointed to the wood of the Transformers, said that after the fire will be.

The latest data on Friday pointed to a sluggish recovery at best with little or no help to come from embattled consumers.

Celia pointed to a stack of papers on her desk.

The wagon man was heading our way. I flagged him down and pointed to our tree, which he hoisted atop his load.

Many analysts have pointed to the incident as proof that Beijing has adopted a more aggressive stance toward its regional rivals.

the old man pointed to the he just had breakfast table, princess to carry on the bench a rag, you casually wipe up.

S. stock-index futures pointed to a weaker open on Thursday, with investors on edge ahead of key non-farm payrolls data due tomorrow.

He pointed to the mountain in the distance and said there was a chemical factory beyond it.

Professor Steve Field, chairman of the Royal College of General Practitioners, pointed to other reasons for the rise in drug use.

Even individual paragraphs, sentences, and words can be pointed to and transcluded into output documents.

Five regional banks reported "economic growth at a moderate pace" and two pointed to "positive developments or net improvements. "

It can move in either direction through the sequence, and can be either mutable (data pointed to by it can be changed) or not mutable.

In many emerging economies, the lagging performances of the stock markets have not necessarily pointed to slower overall growth.

In a video clip posted on the web, he pointed to the US economic crisis as proof that "the enemies of Islam" face defeat.

Equally important, they pointed to an unusual dishpan-shaped cover over the tail rotor, perhaps designed to make the aircraft quieter.

Among Rio's assets, analysts have pointed to both iron-ore and alumina mines in Australia that are a good fit for Chinalco.

Obama also pointed to his differences with Republicans on taxes, saying rates are at historic lows.

The Global Times article also pointed to criticism of a cross-dressing comedian, Xiao Shenyang.

Furthermore, business reports pointed to quite a pronounced tailing off in activity.

Daniel Hynes, metals strategist at Merrill Lynch, pointed to "a multitude" of drivers pushing gold higher.

He pointed to the emergency interest rate cut enacted this week as an example of a coordinated effort.

He pointed to the tobacco jar, and said: "Be a bowl of violets. "

While talking to us, the young man pointed to a policeman not far away.

The judges pointed to a green paper being prepared by the government that would impose a ban on disclosure in a new statute.

The news pointed to continuing weakness in the labor market, yet another sign that the economic recovery is weakening.

Initially, that link pointed to a user-specific profile, but that would break our home page caching.

Transocean, too, rejected it as self-serving and pointed to flaws in the well's design, as well as to BP's management of the project.

Average number of data blocks in the table that are pointed to by a distinct value in the index rounded to the nearest integer.

The historian said chronicles from the time pointed to a different method of transmission - person to person.

Recently, many have pointed to the American investors' craze over Internet stocks as another 'tulip mania'.

In defence of his policy, the Minister pointed to the sharp decrease in road deaths.

When asked to explain where all the money had gone, father pointed to the rising prices.

My friend pointed to her the little sign I did for her and waved at her.

Three months ago Buttonwood pointed to three portents that would suggest investors should prepare for the worst.

Levy pointed to the centuries-long incubation of liberal traditions in Great Britain and its colonies.

Brown pointed to that procedural vote as a sign the bill would easily clear the Senate.

A mutual friend warned him of a stock bubble, but my roommate just pointed to the way the stock kept rising and rising.

Those results pointed to significant improvement compared with even a few months ago.

The area that Miaka pointed to was the region where the constellations of Cancer and Gemini shone.

For the FILE message type, the address is a subdirectory of the directory pointed to by the SQLREMOTE environment variable.

Testing the rebuild times did, however, show dramatic improvement when the view_rebuild_dir parameter pointed to a RAM disk.

A company spokesman points out that no medical examiner in Canada has pointed to the Taser as a contributing factor in any deaths.

To the contrary of the symlink (symbolic link), here the actual data on disk is pointed to by more than one directory entry.

During the discussion in the forum, Googoo pointed to an article at the Identity Theft Resource Center.

Markets had pointed to a weaker-than-expected report on Australian third-quarter inflation last week.

In particular, Chambers pointed to Washington's inability to overcome political obstacles and enact aggressive fiscal reforms.

Recent business surveys have pointed to a slowdown over the summer.

Nurse pointed to the empty bottle caps finished brine, said sir you lucky, this bottle of winning - in a bottle of ~!

Then King Solomon pointed to the woman in teas and said, "Give the baby to her. She is the mother. "

And she pointed to Cosette. Cosette, absorbed in the ecstasies of possession, no longer saw or heard anything.

But, as President Giorgio Napolitano retorted recently, such views pointed to "authoritarian solutions" .

When we drove around the crowded parking lot, Tom pointed to a parking space up front and laughed.

As we crossed the bridge, Drew said, "Oh, what's that? " as he pointed to the ground below.

But on Monday, signs pointed to continuing strong opposition from other Republicans to steps that would result in higher taxes.

A farmer pointed to the flattened cornfields. A harvest had been due in late October.

He pointed to the fragility of its banking system, its reliance on oil, and high levels of political risk.

If previous inspections pointed to equipment problems, what corrective actions were implemented and were they effective?

He pointed to the case of Andrea Yates, who drowned her five children in a bathtub in 2001.

One study pointed to four patients who could discern inanimate objects (umbrella, towel), but garbled living things, including foods!

The economic leaders pointed to the removal of barriers to trade and investment as one of the most important vehicles to achieve this goal.

This article introduced RIAs, discussed current UI technologies, and pointed to additional technologies.

Critics pointed to his past as a Catholic seminarian.

Research into the psychology of performance has pointed to a link between mind and body.

Researchers have pointed to various potential reasons for the weight gain that often follows smoking cessation.

Most indicators pointed to a broadening of the economic recovery.

The idea was put on hold when sceptics pointed to the tiny pool of teachers able to teach Chinese.

The guard who had brought me pointed to a nearby bench in the shade of a chestnut tree.