| In his songs, he has pointed towards a dream when he shall be carried in a palanquin. |
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| Bob turned, pointed towards my table, picked up a loaded plastic tray and followed her over. |
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| One man, young and bearded and uncomfortable in his seat, crosses and uncrosses his legs, before being pointed towards a doorway. |
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| When he saw that he had caught my attention he pointed towards the girl's bathroom, which was on the right. |
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| Seconds later, a thunderous explosion sounded and cattle that were pointed towards water now bolted away from the explosion. |
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| The competition watchdog pointed towards store sales and improved terms for suppliers as it outlined remedies for the possible takeover. |
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| All the indicators pointed towards a decent game of football although the game's early spell was fractious and ill-tempered. |
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| He pointed towards one of the upper right hand corner boxes. |
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| Insert the brush gently between the teeth with the flat surface pointed towards the gum. |
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| After all, other indicators pointed towards a modest improvement in the labour market. |
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| It was really a question of putting it in the place where it made the most sense and the economics of it all pointed towards Yorkton. |
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| Much of the reason for this came directly from earlier workshops and open air meetings that pointed towards this as a desired action. |
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| Over the medium or long term, the prospects for this zone are pointed towards growth. |
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| The findings also pointed towards potential for economic advantage for business, were these aspects of conditions of work to be improved. |
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| Position the camera on a stable base, pointed towards you or what you want to shoot. |
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| When a small receive antenna is pointed towards colocated satellites, the satellites appear to be at exactly the same position. |
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| The summary reports have pointed towards specific gaps, inconsistencies and ambiguity in UNICEF policy and guidance. |
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| In top view, the northeast end of the trench was relatively pointed towards the ditch which led to the culvert and stream. |
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| Business representatives were also pointed towards potential opportunities on the African continent. |
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| When this hermeneutic was applied consistently, the whole of Scripture became a vast panorama of interrelated events that pointed towards the final consummation of all things. |
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| The circumstantial evidence all pointed towards cold as the precursor to death, but despite this the official inquiry gave drowning as the cause of death in every case. |
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| They are piled into the boat by the traffickers and pointed towards the Greek coastline. |
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| In 2003, the company installed web cameras at two locations within one of its offices: one camera was pointed towards the sales and marketing staff and the second was pointed toward the technical support employees. |
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| Errors in any of the following provided the best prediction: the number of clock hands, the size of the hands, or the number that the hour hand is pointed towards. |
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| For directed steering of the vehicles, the flexibly attached front axle carries a steering part pointed towards the front, which is equipped with a small but very effective permanent magnet at its tip. |
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| Yet the bulk of recent data has pointed towards a gloomy outlook. |
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| Control of a satellite within the orbital window it has been allocated and also of its antennas which are pointed towards the earth, are also permanently monitored. |
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| These estimates, although based on different methodologies, all pointed towards the conclusion that the combination of the merging parties' networks would create a single entity with a very large market share. |
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| The rest are pointed towards relevant advice. |
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| Everything pointed towards PPD as the likely aggressor. |
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| Pistorius says: He had his gun pointed towards the toilet door. |
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| However in the last few years, medical reports have also pointed towards the positive contribution of some alcoholic beverages to health, if drunk moderately. |
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