'What is this? This?' she asked, pointing to the note.

As a result Gilles Cistac complained to the Attorney General s Office, stating that he was being a victim of political intolerance.

I ve just returned, I respond, gesturing toward Jibril.

Blogger Bachai Sako goes as far as denying gay men a place in Tajik society

'For Grisha?' she asked, holding out the chocolate.

One particular worry is that euro zone money supply is well above the ECB s benchmark level, indicating an excess supply of liquidity.

Many are rejecting once dominant perspectives on poverty and deprivation, warning that they lead to ineffective policy prescriptions.

'Oughtn't we to go there?' he asked, pointing to the marsh.

It's all in here, said Tom pointing to his head.

'Yes, that is Nastya's business,' she said, pointing to her sister.

'I congratulate you,' she said, indicating the ribbon by a look.

'Don't you think there is something Louis Quinze about Tushkevich?' said the attaché, glancing at a handsome, fair haired young man who stood by the tea table.

'And there's Madame Stahl,' said Kitty, pointing to a bath chair on which, under a sunshade, lay something supported by pillows, wrapped up in grey and pale blue.

When one looks over there it makes one's heart rejoice,' said Vasily, pointing to the field.

Ah, that's right!' he said, pointing to the trunks in the ante room.

'There, you see! And you were quite in despair!' said Matrena Filimonovna, pointing to the board.

'I have told him about it,' remarked Oblonsky to his sister, indicating Levin.

A story published in the newspaper Extra confirmed the situation, revealing that an unidentified police officer had said that the orders were not to evict them because the action was illegal.

Won't you have some tea?' she said, indicating with her eyes the footman who was handing tea round on a tray.

Government ministers and EU representatives repeatedly cite the example of Iceland in pointing out what might have happened to Ireland if it had been outside the EU.

One tactic opponents of Park51 have used in arguing against is comparing Manhattan to Mecca, in that inside Mecca, no Christian or Jewish places of worship may be built.

The optimists back their claims of an earlier recovery by pointing to a variety of statistics.

The party resorted to anti Semitic propaganda, pointing to the Jewish ancestry of some of the student leaders.

'Yes, you see we grow up,' she said, indicating Kitty with a glance, 'and grow old.

'The lawyer is engaged,' replied the assistant sternly, and indicated with his pen the persons who were waiting.

'What word is this?' he asked pointing to the 'n' which stood for never.

'Here he is,' said the old Prince, pointing to Levin. 'He is the principal person concerned.'

Activists are holding fake IDs to represent fraud in recent election results.

'Look at the midges crawling along!' he said, pointing to the children and glancing at the sun from under his lifted hand.

'Let me have it, Anna Arkadyevna,' said Vorkuyev, pointing to the book. 'It is well worth it.'

Riffing on both leaders' fondness for presenting themselves as public servants, sergeiolevskii tweeted

So, when the Bush administration wanted to oppose Iran s program, merely pointing to the bare fact of enrichment wasn t enough. It had to point to other acts, including concealment efforts, which violate the NPT, and argue that these infractions were so serious that Iran s enrichment right must be taken away.

So, when the Bush administration wanted to oppose Iran s program, merely pointing to the bare fact of enrichment wasn t enough.

Blogger Ahmed Jedou blogs about the march, saying a number of activists, including bloggers, unionists, teachers and those who have been sacked from their jobs, have joined it.

Is that a woman in breeches?' cried one, pointing to Vasenka Veslovsky, who was getting into the side saddle.

I hope you are pleased with this ornament to your study,' he added, pointing to the Baroness. 'Of course, you know one another?'

'This is becoming indecent!' whispered a lady, indicating by a glance Vronsky, Anna, and Anna's husband.

'You look after him,' shouted the Commander to Yashvin, and went out to the soldiers.

Shall I bring some more bread and give the laddie a bit?' he asked Dolly, pointing to Grisha, who was finishing his crust.

He universalizes his personal experience, referring to the similarity of the West and the rest in the contemporary world.

Oh, that s what scares you? she says, pointing to the black veil. Don t worry, it s a convertible.

Credit default swaps (CDS) of major southern European banks trade slightly lower than the CDS of their sovereign states, indicating that the market does not perceive the latter as able to support the former.

Some Syrians who oppose President Bashar al Assad s regime, pointing to Baghdad in 2005, argue that the one thing worse than a cruel dictator is a sectarian civil war.

'Laska! Here!' he said, pointing to the other side.

I wanted to lash out at somebody, anybody.