Sentence examples for point of sitting from inspiring English sources

"What's the point of sitting on the fence?" But it does come at a cost.

"He made a point of sitting down with everyone going off shift".

Mr Kikwete makes a point of sitting in the front seat on the bumpy drives between districts.

Claudia, this grown-up mother of three children, began to make a point of sitting next to him.

He made a point of sitting with his students in order to reinforce the idea that they weren't separate.

So every now and then I make a point of sitting down and reading a couple of them.

I would need to mention the resident who checked in frequently, relieving me at one point when after hours of sitting I realized I could not hold my bladder another minute.

He has done himself few favours by pointing out that 28% of sitting lower-house members of parliament also face criminal charges or inquiries.

The staff pointed out that instead of sitting through the show, reporters who get to attend the award show "use this access to gather exclusive quotes on the controversies of the evening in the lobbies and bars" as well as to interview the losers.

1: The well-established link between walking and better health, which is reinforced by recent research pointing to the dangers of sitting for long periods.

"I have to point we do have these halves of sitting back, so it's ok for all of you to look forward to half time where Woy can get the team to compose themselves more," informs Lawrence Fernandez.