用pointed to造句子，“pointed to”造句

Celia pointed to a stack of papers on her desk.

Sam pointed to the top of the tower and told his men to fire.

Someone pointed to the direction and he walked on unhurriedly with measured strides.

He used his Galactic Alliance Guard training to methodically piece together the evidence that ultimately pointed to Jacen.

He pointed to a chart of long-term home prices patched together by Robert Shiller, a Yale economist.

And then they pointed to the empty looms, for they imagined the others could see the cloth.

Dr Harald Lubke of the Centre for Baltic and Scandinavian Archaeology in Germany said the evidence pointed to a major battle site, perhaps the earliest found to date.

"What's that?" she asked a waiter and pointed to the long backbone of the great fish that was now just garbage waiting to go out with the tide.

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

Shui On late Wednesday pointed to previous disclosures that described terminating the contracts in the spring, resulting in a loss of 115 million yuan.

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.

Some earlier research had pointed to the same underlying problem, so these newly found genes "join a growing list to suggest that autism is a synaptic disorder, " he said.

What repentance pointed to herself is the writer takes the responsibility of repentance consciously, in the works of The Invisible Partner and The Oare Ice(Who Dares to Ask Yourself) and so on.

Dorothee Imbert, associate professor in landscape architecture at Harvard, pointed to urban farming, a trend that has taken root in Detroit, New York, Milwaukee and a handful of international cities.

When I was young, I stood on the top to see a higher peak. I pointed to the peak and said to Daddy, I want to stand on that. The breeze brushed my cheeks and was very comfortable under the sunlight.

She wore brown leather shoes with pointed toes and high heels.

The 5 tongue moving types but pointed tongue showed national or racial difference.

The hereditary mode of rolling tongue or pointed tongue was the dominant heredity of single gene of autosome, and the can-rolling type or can-pointed type was the dominant character.

He pointed to where the village lay.

“Hey look!” Julia pointed to the house.

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

When criticised, he pointed to the terms of the dress code.

Chueh-hui pointed to a small craft moored to a willow on the opposite side of the bridge.

His father pointed to the other side of the ditch and said, "the blackberries there are all ripe."

One obvious approach is to establish an independent service qualifier (that is, WS rating service) that exercises Web services pointed to by UDDI registries or WS-Inspection indexes.

From the rooftop, Mr. Sha’er pointed to where Israeli planes bombed Gaza early Wednesday morning, flattening buildings, churning up huge mounds of sand.

Will set the BX register to the value of the memory pointed to by [Structure] and set the value of AX to the WORD located at the 4th byte relative to the start of that structure.

Hearing this, Old Jiang's face was shocked, and then his eyes began to turn red. He held out his trembling fingers and pointed to the distant dragon, Xiaoqi. He kept buzzing his lips.

Chang pointed to the moon, and a look drunk: Oh, dear, you see, that big, round and bright moon is so beautiful, if you could send me something similar, I must be the happiest woman in the world.

She pointed to an announcement in the newspaper for him to announcement, placed by Su Hung-yeh and Ts'ao Yüan-chen, was intended to inform the readers that the daughter of Mr. Su and the brother of Mr. Ts'ao had on that day become engaged.

Patterson pointed toward a plain cardboard box beneath a long wooden table.

Sit on the floor with your legs straight out in front of you, toes pointed toward the ceiling.

That one, "and pointed to another fish."

She pointed to the legend, “Renee A. May and her unborn child.”

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

Even a small puncture to the shell, which a pointed tooth would be well able to deliver, would let the water in and cause that control to vanish.

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.

That son first dismantles the cigar in the mouth and by hand pointed to play to go to some cigarette ashes and just slowly depend body chair-back, a right leg also put last his left knee.

Once, when someone asked him how he managed to get a certain special sound out of the piano, Monk pointed to the keyboard and said: "It can't be any new note."

To ten, fast, I remember the last in the train station you left the figure, perhaps, a certain year, and some day, we met a woman, you pointed to a woman, I married, I will laugh, like now turn, you can not see my tears.

Compared with other populations, the Bouyei nationality has a lower frequency of rolling, twisting and pointed tongue.

He pointed to the baker, the pudgy Nazorine.

He pointed to great strides in South Africa, India and China.

She pointed to a pen and a pad of paper by the phone in the hallway and I scurried to fetch them.

If only one chopstick, but why eat lotus root, then the most convenient is to chopsticks pointed to the coupling piece to wear to provoke eat the Yan Kong.

So I put up my hand too and when the MC pointed to me, I stood up and shouted:"Beijing, China! "She asked me if I was in Osaka yesterday and I said "Yes.

Suddenly, a sharp - eyed farmer gave a shout and pointed towards a strange light at the edge of the woods.

He pointed to the upturned furrows of a ploughed field.

When they reached the pier, Abrahim pointed to the last of three boats docked in the harbor.

Thereupon, they pointed to the empty loom, and the poor old minister kept opening his eyes wide, but he was unable to see anything because there was nothing to see.

But I drew a picture of a tent and pointed towards their yard.

For precisely the reasons that are pointed to by the rest of the argument.

In the quiescent state, the next field of the link node pointed to by the tail is always null; in the intermediate state, it is always non-null.

Most people know that high heels and pointed toes are not good for feet, but other apparently innocuous style features can also be harmful.

Wear shoes with pointed toes.

The toddler pointed to the desired toy.

After I'd made dozens of entreaties, an aunt finally offered me a bucket and pointed to the well from which the children were fetching water and toting it on their heads.

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

She pointed to Hareton, the other individual, who had gained nothing but increased bulk and strength by the addition of two years to his age: he seemed as awkward and rough as ever.