Sentence examples for make a point of giving from inspiring English sources

Many MPs, however, including some on the right like Byrne, are likely to serve and Corbyn will make a point of giving prominent positions to women.

"We wanted to make a point of giving a different look to the events we did in 2008 both by being involved with the Mets and by keeping it fresh for the fans," Bourne said.

He shunned politics, neither decrying nor praising the Soviet system though he did make a point of giving money to, and attending, Moscow's beleaguered Baptist church.Fame was fun at first.

While all graduate business schools have greatly expanded their lists of electives, some M.B.A. programs make a point of giving students free range, not only in the business school but in other schools within the university.

In the case of the new jobs proposal, however, the WH did make a point of giving me the plan in advance, under very strict embargo — which was necessary given the logistics of filing a column from someplace 8 hours ahead.

Bill de Blasio should make a point of giving credit to Mike Bloomberg for setting New York City on the path towards sustainability.

Nikola Matawalu made a point of giving Rokoduguni a hug after he had scored his second.

And on the other, Noé had made a point of giving the actors very little direction.

The museum makes a point of giving the community curators time with an exhibition before it opens.

I made a point of giving my name and address; anonymity, I feared, would suggest I was calling for myself.

Corbin has made a point of giving interviews and speaking at conferences, and, along the way, twelve states and a Canadian province have adopted his dye.