Sentence examples similar to and made known when from inspiring English sources

Its presence is only made known when it breaks through the bark of its host to flower.

The allocation of the individual study group was then made known when the envelopes were unveiled.

And his vocals, first made known to most when he portrayed R&B singer Ralph Tresvant in BET's "The New Edition Story" earlier this year, takes the gritty drama to a whole new level.

Companies trying to protect large, established, at risk businesses - and a new era when customers have power to blog, tweet, post, and make it known when their unhappy.

Fans had been shouting for Williams to be removed before the inning spiraled out of control, and they made it known when Martinez eventually walked to the mound.

Eating makes you feel you belong, and makes you know when you do not.

For better and for worse, America's technology companies have a demonstrated record of driving crucial foreign policy outcomes, and Washington must make it known when it believes a foreign cause is just.

Work on developing a love for your body and mind, and make your presence known when you enter a room.

Nigerian authorities are much more keen to make it known when they recover kidnap victims.

The £37m transfer of a player adored at the Nou Camp to the Bernabeu was seen as treachery by the fans, and they made their anger known when he returned to play against his old side for the first time.

They had wanted to see history being made and were quick to make their displeasure known when they realised that, with Pelé standing 100 yards away from the sharp end of the pitch, it wasn't going to happen that day.