make a point

He was not waving his hands to make a point as freely as he had in their first conversation.

I knew her well, and I make a point of drinking a glass of sherry with a couple of eggs beaten up in it before I come.

It's easy to fall into the trap of using the idea of elasticity to make a point about the set goal for a given solution.

To make a point, one juror smuggled into the jury room a videotape of a television account of the trial.

However, you are allowed to use superfluous casts in to make a point or to make your code more clear.

Each day I will make a point to tell both of my boys how much I love them, whether they are four or eighteen!

He seems to have re-inhabited himself: comfortable and relaxed, sprawling in his chair, leaning over to make a point.

Although it is not necessary to lower a horse's head this fat for most tasks, it does make a point with a horse and it tends to relax him.

He was trying to make a point, but instead of that you concentrate more on the grammatical or as I call it ' NERD' error.

Now just pay attention, everybody. I'm trying to make a point here.

Make a point of going out for a candlelit meal, or doing something special. You both deserve it.

Indeed, I sometimes make a point of picking up the "female interest" calendars just to remind myself-and anyone else watching-that I can.

Kenza Drider, one of the women arrested yesterday, had taken a train from Avignon to Paris specifically to make a point outside Notre Dame.

But still he says the numbers are good enough to make a point: food waste is a waste of energy.

Moreover, still make a point of the work and study of combine together, attend school every kind of association activity.

If she likes it, make a point to spank her a little when you start getting busy!

It was inaccessible to the Chinese during the concession era, so now that they have control of it again, they make a point to use it.

Orson Scott CARD wrote a cyberpunk pastiche, "Dogwalker" (1989), that was apparently intended to make a point about this.

Even if you are not of the Catholic faith, you should make a point to see this historic building in downtown Denver.

Again, the percentages you give are highly personal, but make a point to designate a portion of your income to charitable giving.

Kurt: Yeah? How about I make a point out of your pointy little head?

Make a point of listening to the birds, of seeing the flowers, of looking at the movement of the clouds.

I'm just trying to make a point.

So to make a point, she staged her own personal reenactment of Christ being dragged to his crucifixion.

I make a point of having a check-up once a year.

JERRY: Why don't you make a point with your own doctor? (George gulps ) What's wrong?

To make a point, some skeptics around the world are making massive drug overdoses a habit.

English learners make a point of obtaining correct pronunciation and intonation at the very beginning.

My personality is bright, and love extensive, thought independent, to work, family, life all and very make a point of.

If someone sends you a gift, make a point of thanking them the next time you meet.

Go up to them after class, or make a point of dropping in during office hours.

Please make a point of turning off the lights before you go to bed.

You should make a point of easing her into it, especially if it's the first time you've 69ed with her.

In fact, the background colors are grossly exaggerated to make a point about the stylesheet organization of the application.

Choose somebody who you consider to be an acquaintance and make a point of learning something new about his or her interests.

If you can tell someone really wants to make a point, restrain that sometimes irresistible urge to interrupt.

to make a point of developing and improving students' skills and ability in comprehending what they listen to.

Coaches make a point of supporting and inspiring their team members, helping them to consistently bring their best efforts to their jobs.

If you really make a point to ride the vowels, you can be soft and still heard in the back row.

I cite this to make a point: leadership is not a popularity contest.

As would-be English teachers, we make a point of having a good knowledge of English grammar.

Voting in one week- please make a point to take the little time it takes.

Make a point of connotation with culture, sunshine health, good at with people communicate.

enhance the method leading, make a point of the language backlog, in order that the students can form feels with the language.

"I really don't make a point of spending a lot of time with strippers, " Jones tells a NEWSWEEK reporter over pastries in Los Angeles.

Tourists in the northern Italian city of Verona make a point of visiting Juliet's house, in reality a former inn.

But when they discover that you are a stranger, most Americans will become quite kindly and will make a point of helping you.

when i ' m away from home , i make a point of listening to regional folk music , not what ' s on the radio.

Any right-minded individual, including peaceful protestors who want to make a point, will condemn what has happened today.

Some women like to mastermind total makeovers, so they make a point of dating fixer-uppers.

Often they are minor matters, but they will make a point at the very least as what you experience you are attracting to you.

It is concluded that the universities of England make a point of bringing up creationary and general ability for students.

When you visit Melbourne, make a point of experiencing stunning 360 - degree bird's-eye- views of the fabulous city and 60km to the horizon.

Punctual people always make a point of being a little early.

Native Americans taught good behavior by using stories, myths, and legends to make a point.

Make a point of going to different types of restaurants when you go out for dinner.

And give her plenty of contrast. Make a point of having young people at the house.

I always make a point of checking that all the windows are close before I leave.

But if we don't make a point to look around and take in information, then it never gets embedded into our memory.

If this is you, make a point to not open your laptop or a magazine until a certain chunk of your checklist is crossed off.

If Nature's paradise sounds alluring, make a point of visiting South Island.

They also make a point of helping others feel good, too. It's an "I'm OK, You're OK" attitude.

Don't just stand behind the lectern , but move a step away to make a point.

I make a point to remember that the temperament of my husband, the temperament of that patrol boy, is my salvation.

Muster up some courage and make a point to let someone you've been admiring from a distance how you really feel.

Talking to strangers might scare you. If this is the case make a point of approaching one stranger per day and starting a conversation.

I make a point of regularly cleaning out my feed reader for blogs I subscribe to.

This urges modern people to make a point of enriching their spiritual life, expect to make the ego perfect by personal diligent.

Make a point of asking questions, even about the options you regard as most unlikely.

You cannot just make a point; you have to prove to people that what you are saying is valid.

'Qahtani wanted to make a point, ' says Misch. 'But it angered a lot of people who thought the photos were insulting. '

The most effective teams make a point to share knowledge and to reap the benefits thereof.

Make a point of seeing the Great Wall when you are in Beijing.

This holiday season, make a point of drinking two glasses of water before each meal.

Whenever I'm in Canterbury I make a point of visiting the cathedral.

Finally, make a point of telling someone else what you have resolved and when and how you will enact it.

Please make a point of remembering our guests' names.

Make a point of training of listening strategy.

When we can try to make a point in terms of national security, then you're disposable.

But design uses whatever tools it has at its disposal in order to make a point.

Please make a point of calling me after your test.

I have come across people in senior positions who make a point of talking in a whisper so that everyone has to strain to catch every word.

Make a point of getting on with colleagues.

To attain my goal, I must make a point of training my body and mind.

One might imagine bold explorers of the distant future who make a point of scaling the highest features on the moon.

Garfield: I make a point to get it good everyday.

I try to make a point of being seen.

Others remained keen to make a point.

I always make a point of giving a hand to others .

Find an activity that you both like to do, and make a point of doing this together.

I always make a point of checking that all the windows are shut before I go out .

I make a point of taking a walk before supper.

I make a point of avoiding people like her.

The teachers make a point of setting strict demands on the students.

Mao knew not just how to make a point but also how to get it out.

we start playing with numbers in order to try to make a point!

I make a point of checking that all the windows are shut whenever I go out.

You must make a point to send us your program invoice within two weeks .

The teachers make a point of being strict with the students.

I'm exaggerating to make a point.

(3) Based on (c), make a point estimate of the misstatement in the population.

Sorry, could I just make a point?

10. Recognize achievement - Make a point to recognize achievements one-on-one and also in group settings.

But they still know how to use their softer side to make a point.

Whenever he arrives in Nanjing, he will make a point of visiting his university teachers.

Start a local writer's group, and make a point to discuss some of the works by conemporary poets.

Writing to make a point.

People who are well are concerned with nutrition and exercise and they make a point of monitoring their body's condition.

And they chose to use their traditions to make a point.

When we develop resident project on old industry area, we should make a point of protecting and reusing industry heritage.

We should make a point of summing up the experience in all fields of work.

Jenny, please send a memo. I want to make a point that no one should use company resources for personal interests.

I am not complaining, only make a point.

make a point of doing sth.

Mr. Tony, may I make a point?

Do not have their own brand and technology, low wage employees alone to make a point.

Of course, I am exaggerating to make a point.

Whenever I go to Taipei, I make a point of visiting the National Palace Museum.

Whenever you go to Beijing, make a point of visiting the Forbidden City and Imperial Palace Museum.

My father loves to make a point of what he says by raising his voice.

It is clear they are straight because they make a point of stating it in the comments.

It's time for us to celebrate 30 years working in China and I hope you make a point of being there.

They make a point that a class should only have one reason to change, which is the big take-away from this section.

If so, treat yourself to some humble pie and make a point to listen actively to others.

I have a small work desk in my room which I make a point to keep clean and tidy.

but l think that you can make a point of ending your relationship.

I make a point of watching TV for an hour every day.

I will make a point to.

And in the midst of Depression 2. 0, do you really want to lose a steady job just to make a point?

So I want to make a point that I just made in the smaller group.

Foreign firms in Japan (and similarly sexist South Korea) see a wealth of undervalued clever women and make a point of hiring them.

And you were holding on to make a point

If a man wants to read good books, he must make a point avoiding bad ones;

The writer uses an anecdote to make a point

Helping me make a point. I'm supposed to

Make a point of the plan

Make a point, you have a reason

I want to make a point that