Sentence examples for active making from inspiring English sources

Even when he has played poorly, Marbury has been active, making mistakes while attempting to force the action.

Although she was rather slow to embrace the cause of women's rights, Bloomer by 1853 had become quite active, making speaking appearances in New York City and elsewhere.

In the past few weeks this ghost has been particularly active, making appearances in several European and American courts, demanding retribution and winning injunctions against Rosneft.

Royal Mail is now a FTSE 100 company and the market in its shares is deep and active, making it easier to define value for money: it means shedding the stock as close to the market price as possible.

As we age, our internal antioxidant enzymes become less active, making diet-derived antioxidants even more essential.

They have three highlighted advantages for photocatalytic application, namely robust, non-toxic, visible-light active, making them attractive photocatalyst candidates when integrating with their intrinsic features.

Being active makes us happier as well as healthier.

All the studies show that staying physically active makes you healthier as you age.

Dido, passive, feels love's wounds from her first dance; the Sorceress, active, makes wounds and trains others in their making.

Jo Coulson, who led the study, says being active makes people feel much more productive, "and that always feels good in our busy lives".

Virgin Active made earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of £125m, on revenues of £653m, in 2013 – the last year for which it has reported.