She pointed at him.

She pointed her finger at him.

The child pointed out her mother to me.

Indeed, in its report, the Commission has shown how to overcome them.

A United Nations expert group that I led put the figure significantly higher.

Dominique Ouattara stated in a Facebook post on the foundation's annual review

The teacher pointed her finger at me and asked me to go with her.

Nene Ba, a friend from Daka, pointed out the existence of a similar game in Senegal

Blogger Jane Gjorgjioski pointed out in a February 13 blog post

She related that the prosecutor's office pointed out to the investigators the discrepancy between the classification of the case and the materials collected.

Amparo Casar pointed to social networking sites, in particular, as a way to reach out

BBC journalist Shaimaa Khalil pointed to live streaming video coming from Hama, the archive of which is available here.

Palestinian American journalist Sara Yasin pointed to the absurdity of certain media claims with this tweet

The attack highlighted the polarisation surrounding the issue of private medical institutions operating in Sri Lanka.

LONDON The war in Georgia has clearly exposed the security vacuum in the surrounding region, as well as a lot of raw nerves.

Meanwhile, Syria s civil war highlights the loss of that country s once considerable influence in the region. Instead, Syria has become the object of a geopolitical struggle among other regional actors.

Meanwhile, Syria s civil war highlights the loss of that country s once considerable influence in the region.

But it'd be a matter ... wouldn't it ... it'd be a matter of a broom ... isn't it?

It was clear from the entries that Castro was failing to control his island's imagination.

Emilie Jedrzejczak pointed the finger at the sense of impunity which might explain the reprehensible behavior of certain male politicians towards women

In 1932 the German encyclopedia Knaurs Lexikon stated the length as 1,320 kilometres (820 miles), presumably a typographical error.

Vacher said, too, that the alerts that currently exist in traditional media will not be replaced rather, they will be enhanced using Facebook.

She also specified the amount of water to be found in the molecule in accordance with other parts of it, data that have considerable importance in terms of the stability of the molecule.

A news item about it in the Nova Makedonija daily contained an error, stating that the account would be Жгруевскиникола (Zhgruevskinikola), which stuck as a plank in the eye of the Twitterers (idiom based on a Bible verse from Matthew 7 3)

As an example, Zafri pointed to the 2013 military trial of Gdeim Izik detainees, which resulted in life sentences for nine Sahrawi civilians.

In a press statement, the company said it planned to restore Web access by August 10, though reports of Internet outages continue.

Franklin shared this chemical knowledge with Watson and Crick when she pointed out to them that their first model (from 1951, with the phosphates inside) was obviously wrong.

Gaby Arguedas, from Costa Rica, pointed to these facts and reflected on the concerning social status of women in Latin America

'There's another, near the branch,' she said, pointing to a small mushroom cut across its firm pinkish crown by a dry blade of grass from beneath which it had sprung up.

True, the Strathclyde paper pointed out the possible economic benefits of freer movement with the rest of Europe, though predictably that did not figure in the headlines.

For the reactions to the Panama Papers, Pictoline took the words of Guardian columnist Owen Jones and pointed at the importance of not remaining cynical when events like this take place

One article by Ukrainian singer and activist Ruslana pointed to the strange use of the name Svetlana Zakharova, a patriotic Russian ballerina, as the registered administrator of Material Evidence's website.

Hillary Clinton said it the other day that you don't handle China the way you do a third world country and that was her way of indicating indirectly where exactly she puts Uganda in the pecking order.

However, despite president Zuma's announcement, the struggle is not over yet as the president of Student Representative Council and one of the leaders of FeesMustFall movement, Shaeera Kalla, pointed out

Or so we thought, until a woman came rushing across the campus and dropped her bag on the floor, pointed up to the sign and said, Who's falafel?

In the Re think Immigration section of the MATT Blog, Verónica Morales pointed out that the HB56 Law will have devastating effects on the communities that live in this state

One of our Global Voices authors Aparna Ray pointed me in the direction of Shubhranshu Choudhary who works with CG Net Swara, a community radio on mobile phones in India.

She also has been critical of those who write about religion and offend religious sentiments but maintains that anyone killing another person in response to what they have written is not Islamic.

It was only natural that where chemistry fell short, physics and its premier laboratory showed the way forward, a way grasped by Watson and Crick in the epic breakthrough that we celebrate this month.

Many so called frauds are cases in which researchers claimed credit for work they have not really carried out, but that pointed in the right direction and was eventually completed by others.

'Yes, he is very thoughtless,' said the Princess to Koznyshev. 'I was just going to ask you to tell him that it is impossible for her' she indicated Kitty 'to remain here, and that she must certainly come to Moscow.