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

I always make a point of trying local places to eat when I'm traveling.

"I always make a point of trying to smell nice for my co-stars," he adds later.

Make a point of trying their morillo de atun, a delicious, disc-shaped morsel from the top of the fish's head.

In addition to other rules, the commission may make a point of trying to hold the alliance's members to those commitments.

We knew that people would find this a very bizarre arrangement.' They now make a point of trying not to go on holiday together.

To that end, law enforcement agencies make a point of trying to teach these groups what warrants calling 911, and what does not.

President François Hollande, a Socialist who was elected a year ago, has made a point of trying to be a "normal president" and contrast his simpler style with the "bling bling" image of his predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy.

The priest made a point of trying to include everyone in the ceremony.

The Israelis made a point of trying not to turn it off.

The government has long made a point of trying to treat such young captives with care.

At home, the Americans made a point of trying not to turn on the TV.