Example sentences of "points the [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He points the knife at the heart of one of the girls . |
| 2 | ‘ Christ points the Church toward the Kingdom of God that is beyond the Church . |
| 3 | The recently acquired ‘ Hope Dionysus ’ , found by a Florida pool , points the way for Carlos Picon 's plans for classical antiquities at the Met |
| 4 | His success in this depends directly on the success of his immaterialism , for it is obvious how it continually points the way towards God . |
| 5 | NEW AESTHETICS FOR NEW DIRECTORS — finding and funding new film and television directors which also points the way to the styles , subjects and emotions of the British film and television culture of the future , — LOW AND BEHOLD ! |
| 6 | And , of course , the Pub Section points the way to nearly 5,000 pubs that serve top-notch cask beer — there are more than 1,500 new entries from last year . |
| 7 | This points the way to the culturalist approach to which Hirsch has elsewhere shown himself sympathetic . |
| 8 | It points the way to new directions for the late 1980s and 1990s . |
| 9 | The wall running up to the skyline beyond Middle Washfold points the way to the summit of Ingleborough and is the route usually followed by Three Peaks walkers , but others not committed to this arduous marathon , especially if inspired by what they have seen at Great Douk and Middle Washfold , may wish to linger on the easy ground below the steepening slopes . |
| 10 | Turn left along this lane ; a signpost points the way to Norber , a long limestone ridge forming the north-western skyline . |
| 11 | Their work points the way to a revision of plate tectonic theory and ideas about mountain building The USGS geologists , Mark Blake , David Howell and David Jones , have identified six distinct ‘ episodes ’ gradually creating present-day California Chunks of land came crashing onto the western side of the continent and spread out before fixing themselves to the existing coastline . |
| 12 | However , more doctors are beginning to recommend more unrefined high-fibre starch foods in diabetic diets and once again it seems as if fibre points the way to a healthier future . |
| 13 | KEEGAN 'S GLEE GUNS : Micky Quinn points the way to the Premier League for Newcastle — and the boss also has plenty to celebrate as the Geordies make it eight wins out of eight . |
| 14 | TONY ADAMS points the way to new glory — and George Graham says he can become an all-time great as Arsenal captain |
| 15 | There is no doubt that the transformation in style and approach which took place with Out in 1964 represents a fundamental reconception of the novel on Brooke-Rose 's part , but the technical and conceptual development which took place over the course of her early fiction points the way to the change to come . |
| 16 | Dave points the way to Royal Scottish coup |
| 17 | By capturing , albeit in a somewhat crude form , what has previously been transient and ephemeral it points the way to a means whereby artistic judgment itself might be judged . |
| 18 | The most interesting research so far , however , and that which points the way to the possibilities in other areas , is the work in Wessex by Desmond Bonney . |
| 19 | Suman Fernando points the way to a view of mental health that would be worthy of our rich and diverse world . |
| 20 | NI charts the Right 's revolution and points the way to resistance . |
| 21 | But if the past points the way to the future , then a healthy and prosperous adulthood seems more than likely . |
| 22 | This road is followed for a short distance to a hairpin bend , where there is a signpost which clearly points the direction of Rutli . |
| 23 | And , since he took as starting points the avoidance of waste and of idleness , he argued : let care be taken not to leave in the instance of any individual whatever the smallest fragment of ability unemployed . " |
| 24 | He believes that at below 2400 points the downside of a hung parliament is limited and that there remains upside in the chance that the Conservatives ‘ could still sneak in ’ . |
| 25 | Nobody ever points the finger at them . ’ |
| 26 | The Art Journal of 1852 points the finger at an unscrupulous surgeon named William Cowper and an equally scurrilous bookseller named George Cowper . |
| 27 | this joke points the finger at anarchy |
| 28 | ‘ Is n't it obvious why she points the finger at you ? |
| 29 | Decades of research on a major scale points the finger at cholesterol as one of the key risk factors for heart disease . |