Sentence examples for point of finding from inspiring English sources

Now, guitarist, singer and multi-instrumentalist Theresa Wayman makes a point of finding yoga classes in whichever city she finds herself.

This gets to the point of finding a strategy to build a sustainable advantage such that others find it hard to replicate your offering.

If they don't, what was the point of finding it out and telling it?

We make a point of finding whatever venues in a region, and most of what we see is unfortunately a provincial paraphrasing of what the Coasts are doing.

Even off-piste skiers who occasionally do visit the ski areas make a point of finding discounted tickets, staying at offbeat hotels, and packing their own lunches.

When I travel I always make a point of finding out about the history of a place, its iconic buildings, knowing why it is the way it is.

We assign a biological interpretation to the predicted habitat suitability score, P(hs), which is the probability at-a-point of finding a breeding and/or a wintering ground.

After a point, the game of finding parallels between then and now feels too easy.

At one point, Gorbachev despaired of finding someone to talk to, and he took out a cellular phone and called a local sex line.

"From the point of view of finding an orderly resolution to the underlying issue, the result is surely not good news," Mr. Hugh said.

I only hope that if my HTC One ends up being the tipping point in terms of finding ET, someone somewhere gives me credit.