Sentence examples for point of ordering from inspiring English sources
We even make a point of ordering different things to make the most of our shared dining experience.
I always make a point of ordering some dish unsettling to the Western sensibility in the assumption that it must be authentic and therefore marvelous.
This Bond is also much more fetishistic about smoking than he is about drinking and makes a point of ordering his cigarettes (with three gold bands on the filter) from Morlands of Grosvenor Street.
There are no set rules here, but I will give you a hint: When my husband and I plan to switch appetizers, I make a point of ordering the cold appetizer.
In October, when Ms Rousseff's predecessor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, was diagnosed with throat cancer, he made a point of ordering his doctor to release full details of his condition to the press.
With HMV on the ropes and ever fewer record shops on the high street, more and more people buy music online – and what's the point of ordering a CD and waiting for it to be delivered when you can download or stream pretty much any music you like?
"To address this issue, my measure creates a point-of-order to prohibit any diversion of funds from the retirement program to the disability program," Johnson said.
