Sentence examples for a point to be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dubey still makes it a point to be watchful.

I make a point to be home on Sundays and not to accept engagements.

And there was a point to be made by it being sung by two men.

Hans, 75, told AFP he made it a point to be present.

"I felt I needed to prove a point, to be untouchable, to be feared," he said.

Finally, there a point to be made about offering value to the public in a manner that respects other scholars.

And he makes it a point to be at the annual Hajj festival held by the sizable Muslim population.

Mr. Townsend made it a point to be home at 6 30 each night and rarely worked overtime.

Perhaps this was actually a point to be cherished, plucked from a match that was very nearly lost.

"I make it a point to be in the lobby before, at intermission and following every concert," he said.

Susan Clayton, a hair salon owner from Baltimore, makes it a point to be the sweeper whenever she goes.