Sentence examples for point of calling from inspiring English sources
That's the whole point of calling for an inquiry".
She makes a point of calling her place "dog" day care not "doggy".
Reporters and TV interviewers made a point of calling him Dr. Bannister.
He made a point of calling each of them "buddy" several times during the conversation.
Shas was wrong to press the issue to the point of calling for new elections.
High-level executives visiting from Japan often make a point of calling on dealerships to chat with salesmen.
When I am staying at my mother's apartment, I try to make a point of calling it "My mother's apartment".
And mindful of improv's lightweight image, producers have also made a point of calling the piece "spontaneous theater".
On one level, the similarities between the two are deliberate to the point of calling attention to themselves.
No one could remember, and the lawyers more than once were on the point of calling him Mr. Whoozis, or Whatyoumaycallit.
The word around Westminster was that one of the most enduring figures on the Conservative benches was on the point of calling it a day.
