begin point

He designed one boundary line Front street as his beginning point.

His spirit needed to be returned to its beginning point and released.

She stood up and began pointing her finger at everyone in the room.

She had packed up and moved before they began pointing at her on the street.

Either of these images may serve as the beginning point for a third projected view.

When an insurance company can tell the doctor this is how much you will get, why can't that be the beginning point.

For the sake of a beginning point I chose the old one so well known to me, my brothers'.

Administration officials then began pointing to low interest rates as the engine of recovery.

Later, under the English, it became the beginning point for contentious land claims in the mountains.

They got in the taxi and the canon began pointing out places of interest.

He stood up and began pointing to his watch.

The smile vanished as she jumped to her feet and began pointing.

Teachers also began pointing to the ancient world as a paradigm of diversity.

They have not began pointing fingers at each other.

He began pointing to Cabinet members in the audience and calling them by their first names.

They had suddenly begun pointing upwards after making sure he could see them.

And here he began pointing out the various points where major arteries would be accessible.

The crowd roared and people began pointing up to the balcony.

He beckoned me to a cabinet and began pointing out items.

Work continued on the state plan, but experts consulted by the states began pointing out significant problems with some proposals.

Such a reappraisal has to be the beginning point.

We wandered across the sand with him, but before long Rusty began pointing himself back toward the car.

Pleased by Tom's reaction, he began pointing out other pieces of equipment.

As other organisms were ruled out, the tests began pointing to anthrax.

The boundary follows the lake coast back west until it meets the beginning point.