Sentence examples for are making from from inspiring English sources

The 2012 election results illustrate the gradual transition we are making from one sort of demography (the current Republican coalition) toward another sort of demography (the Democratic coalition).

This parade underscores the transition the graduates are making from students to alumni and emphasizes that our Columbia connection is a lifelong one.

Other businesses would kill for the kind of low-investment, high-returns that Arriva, Stagecoach and the rest are making from their train sets.

He says the money that people like him are making from selling balloons is "ridiculous" and, perhaps surprisingly, he is fully registered for tax.

LUCIE, Fla .— The injury report that Manager Willie Randolph peruses every day details the progress his players are making from strained hip flexors, ankle sprains, bruised sternums, sore feet, concussions, tight hamstrings, knee operations, shoulder rehabilitations and elbow problems.

News organizations differ in how liberal they are about doing this, but generally that would imply that they expect him to win by at least 10 to 12 points once all votes are counted, based on the inferences they are making from exit polls and sample precincts.

Both are made from fully forged steel.

Other molds are made from metal.

Its counters are made from pumpkin pine.

Many ointments are made from petroleum jelly.

Clown wigs are made from yak hair.