The phrase "after making string of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "after making a string of"? You can use it when referring to the act of creating a sequence or series of items, typically in a context where the items are related or connected.
Example: "After making a string of excuses, he finally admitted the truth."
Alternatives: "after creating a series of" or "after producing a sequence of".
Marge Schott was forced out as owner of the Cincinnati Reds after making a string of comments about blacks, gays, Jews and Hitler.
Goalkeeper Michael McGovern, now out of contract at Hamilton Academical, said he had delivered the best performance of his life after making a string of saves to restrict the world champions to a single goal.
After making a string of controversial comments in recent months and gracing the April cover of Playboy, Azealia Banks also landed the cover of the latest issue of Billboard, which features the Harlem rapper revealing some of her sexual fantasies and conquests.
The outspoken former Apprentice star Katie Hopkins has signed up for a TV weight-loss challenge after making a string of controversial remarks about obesity.
After making a string of acclaimed films for Channel 4, James has now committed herself to a project which her former commissioning editors won't touch with a bargepole.
David Ward was suspended by the party for several weeks last year after making a string of controversial comments about Israel and Jews, Now his future is once again in doubt after he used social media to give his verdict on the violence currently rocking the Middle East.
After making a string of cult-ready movies Rubin and Ed (again starring Crispin Glover, in his Letterman-kicking platforms), and the Mormon-ripping Plan 10 from Outer Space—Harris took the Beaver videos off the shelf and edited them together.
His roots are in the working-class Midlands and after studying photography in Nottingham and making a string of short amateur films with his friends, he's remained there.
In a terse statement, the US cable network CNN announced that daytime anchor Rick Sanchez was no longer employed, only a day after Sanchez made a string of controversial remarks, accusing Daily Show host Jon Stewart of being a "bigot" and made sneering comments about American Jews as "an oppressed minority".
Western Sydney Wanderers will be wondering if it's possible to transfer referee Ben Williams out of their games after he made a string of poor decisions in their 0-0 stalemate with Adelaide United.
