And he brings the watch center, into the robot's field of vision, points to it, gives it a motion cue, and the robot looks at the watch quite successfully.

The logo on the Bulletin s cover is a clock, the proximity of whose hands to midnight indicates the editors judgment of the precariousness of the world situation.

Points to

There's a clock, clock, clock, clock.

Points to service

This indicates an infection.

(checks his watch)

Look at the clock.

Look at the clock.

Look at your watch.

Look at the clock.

Looking at the time?

The weather vane points north.

The compass points to the north.

The needle is pointing toward the north.

Indicates discontinuity in the series.

He fits like the skin on a wienie.

She looked at the clock.

She looked at the clock.

Your watch is on the desk.

Your watch is on the desk.

He glanced at his watch.

He glanced at his watch.

He looked at his watch.

There is a clock on the wall.

He glanced at the clock.

He looked at the watch.

Tom glanced at his watch.

Your wristwatch is on the table.

Tom looked at the clock.

Tom looked at his watch.

It'll take hours.

I looked at my watch.

Tom glanced at the clock.

Mary glanced at her watch.

Mary looked at her watch.

Battery

Here's Chris's clock.

She kept looking at her watch

You'll win more tomorrow.

Look at your watch. Are you looking at it?

See this clock?

After I put you ashore, where do you want me to dock?

Oh, look. Will you look at the time?

All the evidence points to his guilt.