Intrigued by the reference, Mr. Brooks made a point of reading up on van Gogh and seeing the painting on a visit to the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
While 34% read them at least occasionally, only 4% of website users "make a point" of reading letters on the site.
Until she came here and made it a point of reading books on Japanese colonial rule, Ms. Fueki herself said she had known very little about it.
I also made a point of reading up on some of the other Doctors because there's a lot to be learned with compare-and-contrast.
As a child, she had sometimes walked around the graveyard during lunch break, when the other kids were playing, and she had made a point of reading all the names on the stones.
Scheindlin had become a member in 1974, after joining the faculty of the JTSA and moving to Brooklyn Heights, and from that point on read the Torah every week and served as cantor.
WH: Well, I point one thing out: Read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read read.
It's become my entry point to reading on the Web.
In 2011, black students averaged 26 points lower than white students on reading tests in fourth-grade, compared with 29 points lower in 2002.
This is a curve-fitting procedure based on reading three points from a smooth curve representing a set of data points in the most direct method of analyzing hyperbolic decline curves.
