Sentence examples for point of sending from inspiring English sources

The Saudi ambassador made a point of sending long-haired students down for grooming, he said.

There is a brief idyll with Jewish foster parents, who make a point of sending him to church every Sunday.

But Ms. Kennedy also makes a point of sending a letter when she stumbles upon excellent service.

So what's the point of sending an email reminding everyone that their meetings should have an agenda?

The Bir las, who make no point of sending their children to Ox ford, managed, however, to show excellent profits.

"Should I remind this man that his son filmed his crimes and fiendishly made a point of sending the ignoble images to a television station?" Mr. Sarkozy said.

At this point, instead of sending an authorized request on behalf of himself, he sends it on behalf of C o n L. It can be easily observed that this attack is trivially mitigated since the CP also maintains the identifiers of the users that correspond to each token, therefore this message will be rejected (Figure 8).

Male migrants have a 12 percentage point lower likelihood of sending remittances after marriage than before the event.

After each of the Saints' first two touchdowns, Haslett had his team line up for a 2-point conversion instead of sending out the kicking team.

And it occurs on the micro level, as when power moves are slowed down to the point of abstraction, sending a dancer's leg angling behind her in what could be a variation on a downward-dog yoga pose.

And Jeffrey Steingarten, the courtly and obsessive gastronomic enthusiast who writes about food for Vogue, was intrigued by La Caja China to the point of distraction, sending what seemed like daily e-mail messages on the subject.