1. He took me around our new offices, pointing out all the salient features.

2. My brother is fond of pointing out my mistakes.

3. The canny Premier covered his back by pointing out that he was of Scottish stock.

4. He started off by pointing out that we should go to the heart of the problem.

5. She finished by tartly pointing out that he owed her some money.

6. The curator guided us round the gallery, pointing out the most famous paintings in the collection.

7. The parallel with Francisco Franco scarcely needs pointing out.

7. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

8. Doctors have been sent a letter by Sandoz pointing out that 4 people have suffered liver failure after taking Lamisil.

9. After pointing out that it would take fifteen years to recoup the cost from fuel saved, the department had reluctantly agreed.

10. Show the model to the students, pointing out the bird on one side and the cage on the other.

11. In making this comment, one is merely pointing out particular ideological characteristics in hard-working, deeply religious, and committed people.

12. It is worth pointing out that more work had been done by the pathfinders than many people realize.

13. Schiavo is correct in pointing out that there are many aspects of commercial aviation in need of safer practices.

14. Congressional wives take delight in pointing out that kind of error to their husbands.

15. A letter appeared in the Independent pointing out that he made a number of grammatical errors.

16. Others were less optimistic, pointing out that population and industrial growth would offset the improvements being made.

17. By 1948, however, Cosin was pointing out that the idea that most elderly patients were untreatable was a misconception.

18. Nevertheless, Bell is right in pointing out that style shift and code switching are closely related.

19. It is perhaps worth pointing out that in the past three years we have spent some ￡350 million on the poorer pensioners.

20. Cranston led Athelstan into the Great Hall, pointing out the painted walls though some of the frescoes were beginning to flake.

21. Heather played the pacifist role, pointing out that despite all the litter and dead sheep it was quite a nice campsite.

22. The Chief Executive led off by pointing out that a merger was only one option.

23. Manchester executives are not shy about pointing out that fact.

24. A couple of alert readers wrote in to the paper pointing out the mistake.

25. And it was true, as Christians never tired of pointing out, that a painful spiritual confusion reigned.

26. He lay naked on his back with the ragged stump of his leg pointing out the side door.

27. Then they show an equally well-groomed man or woman in a Postal Service cap pointing out how much cheaper Priority Mail is.

28. Countless twentieth-century dictators have been defended from their detractors by pointing out the asceticism of their private lives.

29. Before leaving the topic of longitudinal studies, it is worth pointing out that the Census can be seen as an example.

30. Please take a look in your own back yard before pointing out the mess in others'.

1. He took me around our new offices, pointing out all the salient features.

2. She finished by tartly pointing out that he owed her some money.

31. This Grade 2 Listed Building is set in a rocky cliff face pointing out to sea a little way along the foreshore.

32. My Member of Parliament responded to my appeal by pointing out that their refusal is in line with the law.

33. Hughes, for his part, never tired of pointing out his opponents' errors.

34. The instructor will guide the beginner through each stage of the form, pointing out pitfalls along the way.

35. Dan goes from group to group, checking new finds, pointing out some of the subtleties the kids may have missed.

36. Along the way Bill stops the group, pointing out various indicators of forest life.

37. Group members may well help each other by pointing out to another where and what a problem might be.

37. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

38. Silverman attacked her credibility, pointing out inconsistencies in her testimony.

39. My tour guide is moving right along, chatting amiably, pointing out the sights.

40. We flick through a few of them, Gilbert and George pointing out the anachronistic charm of the airbrushed male nudes.

41. Please forgive ! Welcome your pointing out ~.

42. Gur said, pointing out toward the road.

43. Would you mind pointing out your luggage for inspection?

44. Pointing out bombing or shelling targets to the enemy.

45. This paper discusses the necessity and feasibility of the implementing of cost sharing in compulsory education, pointing out that this policy is not only feasible, but also necessary.

46. Finally obtaining the research conclusion and pointing out the insufficiency.

47. The publication described the Mohicaned youngster as a "globetrotter", pointing out he had already travelled to Egypt, Africa and France and was not even five-years-old.

48. She even served as tour guide, pointing out landmarks and recounting local history.

49. On the stump, he defended his proposal to ban assault weapons by pointing out that you don't need an Uzi to hunt deer.

50. When that uniform was worn, ' pointing out towards the little Midshipman, 'then indeed, fortunes were to be made, and were made.

51. This paper makes a probe into the system of intestate succession in China, pointing out some existing problems and attempting to find ways to perfect.

52. Thanks for pointing out the only two possibilities in the universe shit - cock.

53. Her mother's daughter, she's become quite good at the sport, making the high school varsity team — "the only junior high school kid to do so," as Chua can't help pointing out.

54. This article elaborates the solution of asymptote of rational function curve, pointing out both the common way of finding limit value and the elementary way.

55. Through someone pointing out, only then I realized there's an addressing mistake.

56. The second part of his talk is dedicated to apply these semantics to multicore systems. He starts by pointing out that uniprocessor is an important special case.

57. As never tires of pointing out, Android is an open operating system.

58. The method was good in the aspect of pointing out all pure strategy combinations which are pure strategy Nash equilibria while distinguishing pure strategy Nash equilibrium existence.

59. But also pointing out afore - mentioned collective are contracted meanwhile is very contradictory.

60. Finally, there is a conclusion, pointing out the defections and prospective research.

61. Conclusion Pointing out the status and function of innovational instruction in the course of foundational education.

62. She finished tartly pointing out that he owed her some money.

63. Chapter II of China's cities through the old-age insurance payment rate and a historical review of the status, pointing out that the current old-age insurance payment rate of the existing problems.

64. While pointing out this temporariness, the present article undertakes to interpret European culture in terms of its historical tradition and arts.

65. The book is good on drawing out the politics involved, and pointing out the contradictions.

66. Mainly, his essays struck a cord in viewers by pointing out life's unspoken truths or more often complaining about its subtle lies, earning him the "curmudgeon" status he wore like a uniform.

67. Even outside China, Diageo is focused on the overseas Chinese community, he says, pointing out that Diageo also sells Shui Jing Fang at duty-free shops in 14 airports around the world.

68. Redline offered one additional hypothesis, pointing out that limited longitudinal data indicate that overall sleep times have been declining, by one or more hours, over the past 20 to 30 years.

69. The industry would respond by pointing out that, no matter what the current price, the bonds will be paid in full at maturity, thereby eventually eliminating any interim price decline.

70. As people like (Douglas, author of Generation X) Coupland have been pointing out for years now, X is more a sensibility than a rigidly confined demographic.

71. Saying that isn’t demagoguery, it’s just pointing out the truth.

72. Studying the policy factors of education inequity and pointing out the system of government security has an important realistic and theoretical significance.

73. This article discusses the speciality of editing thinking ho the angle of scientific thinking, pointing out that the editing thinking should be creative, forward, all-way and critical.

74. Thanks to Mark Thoma for pointing out the source article.

75. While pointing out some defects of classical logic, the paper attributes them to substantial implication being directly applied to inference.

76. After pointing out that traditional MAC protocol can not provide energy efficient reliable transfer, a new group-based acknowledgement mechanism, which was efficiency centric, was brought forward.

77. Objective: To observe to get through objective transform pointing out two kinds of Mongolian medicine prepared by a pharmacy for treatment of clinical effect with chronic beta particle hepatitis.

78. Present domestic production processes of dichlorobenzene are systematically introduced,() pointing out their advantages and shortcomings.

79. "So they stay nice and fresh because people like to eat them, " his mother answers, while also pointing out bagged turtles which are used for turtle soup.

80. "Oh, this is really nice, " he'd say, pointing out the button-down collar or extra-long shirttail .

81. Risk: As Google never tires of pointing out, Android is an open operating system.

82. Both programmers work closely together, chatting the whole time, jotting down reminders of things to do, and pointing out pieces of code on the screen.

83. Pointing out the multi-polar linear structure of the coal-mining area and the multi-core structure of theindustrial and commercial area in Fushun coal region, then interpreting the reasons.

84. He says it is too early to expect financial returns on the investments, pointing out that only about three per cent of US patents are ever licensed.

85. In the 80s while researching the parenting literature for my first book I found an article by Arlene Skolnick pointing out that Americans are obsessed with, anxious, and guilt-ridden about parenting.

86. Analysis of the current popular method of access control, pointing out that their deficiencies.

87. If you're looking for an explanation of Spoon's huge critical success, though, it's worth pointing out that indirectness is always likely to appear a smarter and more artistic option.

88. It's worth pointing out that the class of allowable optimizations is different depending on whether the compiler is generating verifiable code (/clr:safe) or unverifiable code (/clr or /clr:pure).

89. I don't know which is more dangerous, that religious beliefs force some people to choose between knowledge and myth or that pointing out how religion can purvey ignorance is taboo.

90. Luckily, we're out in the boat most of the time, with Kyla pointing out rock striations and eagles and tiny wild sheep on the high crags.

91. He concluded by pointing out the dangers of disregarding his advice.

92. On the basis of measurment and analyses of comprising boron graphite carbon source properties, pointing out select principle and the necessity of synthesis diamond carbon source materials.

93. The flight attendants are now pointing out the emergency exits.

94. Of course, this wouldn't be a responsible GRS post without pointing out the cheapest solution of all: your public library.

95. I countered her arguments by pointing out the advantages of my plan.

96. UPDATE: Thanks to Mind Hacks reader Avicenna for pointing out that the full text of the academic article ‘The nature of suicide: science and the self-destructive animal’ is available online.

97. Dr. Armstrong spends his time pointing out how Erlang attempts to implement object ideas and OO language characteristics.

98. Besides pointing out how these "true-life stories" bore a striking resemblance to Samsung's marketing points, writer Harry McCraken also noted how the people being interviewed appeared to be actors.

99. She often went over my work with me, pointing out my weaknesses.

100. This article discusses the speciality of editing thinking from the angle of scientific thinking, pointing out that the editing thinking should be creative, forward, all-way and critical.

101. It's also worth pointing out that the built-in external speaker on the Pre 3 is well above average, making a quick YouTube showing a pleasant experience for all involved -- even aurally.

102. John's extremely fond of pointing out other people's mistakes , ie He enjoys doing this constantly.

103. Thank you for pointing out I was wrong; I stand corrected.

104. He has argued for new funding mechanisms to get round this problem, pointing out that the European Commission's 7th Framework Programme allows non-European institutions to apply for research funding.

105. Thanks to Ho Fai for pointing out the difference between greenshank and Nordmann's greenshank.

106. This paper briefly presents some of the microprogramming experiences, pointing out that one of the primary backgrounds for developing firmware engineering is the function migration of system software.

107. Antigone interrupts him, pointing out that she is soon to die.

108. This article elaborated the digital image work vision rhythm and the sense of hearing rhythm design basis and the method, pointing out in the image work all visual elem.

109. Mr. Lu refuted such arguments, pointing out that the incident happened in the airspace over China's exclusive economic zone (EEZ).

110. Ridley's team appears to concede this, pointing out that the voucher system could encourage companies to revisit existing projects and build on them to develop drugs against neglected diseases.

111. Pointing out absurdities or making jokes is a mature and healthy way to ease tension, so there's no need to feel bad the next time you feel the urge to crack a joke at an inappropriate time.

111. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

112. Chapter 7 focuses on the asymmetries in the categorial shift between verb and noun, pointing out that these asymmetries are rooted in the conceptualasymmetry of verb and noun.

113. The existing state of the water system management in Pushan Power Plant is analyzed, pointing out the difference in advanced levels between China and foreign countries.

114. This thesis on 165MN press installation project quality, schedule, risk control, thus pointing out the general process of installing a large press, and the installation of process control.

115. Now we introduce briefly correlated study future, pointing out the colligate therapy trend of SVCS.