Sentence examples for point of announcing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg made a point of announcing that he would endorse no one in the general election.

An advance press release makes a point of announcing that she has co-written nearly the entire thing.

The Times, whose coverage of parrot fever was, all things considered, a model of restraint and clarity, made a point of announcing those negative tests.

The church, a powerful force in Russia, made a point of announcing that the patriarch would be speaking on Saturday, which is Christmas Day in Russia.

He did not make a point of announcing his discoveries and singers might realise only at the last minute that the work they were to perform had not been sung for 500 years.

Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, seemed on the point of announcing Levine's departure earlier in the year, although he was persuaded to hold off while the conductor's doctors adjusted his medications.

Saying Moore's accusers were credible and Alabama's GOP could "do better," Shelby made a point of publicly announcing he voted for an unnamed "distinguished Republican" rather than Moore and urged fellow Republicans to do the same.

The practice of announcing point gains is a remnant from the days before calculators.

— Arash Karami (@thekarami) 15 Jun 13 Four years ago, they had counted 30m votes in six hours, now only voting less than 1m? #Iran — Saeed Kamali Dehghan (@SaeedKD) 15 Jun 13 Callers to #BBCPersian pointing out the hilarity of announcing 20 M votes in 5 hours back in 09 & 800,000 in 10 hours now.

(The study did not look at what happened to deals that were leaked but never reached the point of being announced).

The selection of the point of origin announces what the concern of that sys-net is, and the description will, in fact, 'reappear' as systems of related options, each system representing some property of the descriptum.