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

ANYONE wanting to understand Brussels should make a point of leaving town on a regular basis.

Then I make a point of leaving my office to go do that task.

While there is an argument that unhappy people make a point of leaving reviews, rather than satisfied customers, Charles now believes they are "good for us and good for the customer".

A lot of our friends make a point of leaving town for a few days every few months, and if I weren't about to leave for good I'd be planning a short vacation.

Nothing seemed to have been taken, so the lady might simply have been snooping, but didn't most stealthy nosey parkers make a point of leaving everything as they found it?

He makes a point of leaving some discontinuities and detours in place.

Four boys made a point of leaving the room before the music began.

Julie Deane said she made a point of leaving social media alone for an annual family holiday, and Luke Johnson said "the wear and tear on individuals expected to be constantly available" was a real concern.

And even though it would be perfectly natural for someone to take her purse into her room -- after all, there's more in that purse than money -- Peggy makes a point of leaving it where it sits.

According to a report I heard yesterday on CBS radio, successful media outlets are making a point of leaning left or right as consumers are looking less to media for information than to have their own views backed up.

Tips are always lovely, but clients who make a point of promising to leave something downstairs, or say they'll pop back in a few minutes, are annoying.