Sentence examples for article made him from inspiring English sources
The article made him angry at the government.
The article made him into an emerging academic celebrity and resulted in several book deal offers.
He told BBC News that reading the articles made him focus on the difficulties of monitoring and regulating his own children's use of smart phones and video games.
He alleged that the university did not hire him as director of its observatory because, according to an initially confidential e-mail by a member of the search committee that later became public, Christian beliefs that Gaskell expressed in nonacademic lectures and articles made him "potentially evangelical".
Hobbs was the biggest attraction and a combination of his cricket earnings (estimated to be around £780 each year), the income from his business, product endorsement he was one of the first cricketers to benefit from lending his name to commercial products —and ghostwritten books and articles made him relatively wealthy.
That loss, the article added, made him eager to listen to a sales pitch concerning an investment in a mine in Arizona.
It begins late in Pollock's life with a scene in which the painter autographs the Life magazine article that made him famous.
On Wednesday he said there was nothing in the Sports Illustrated article that made him cringe, but defusing multiple controversies surrounding Wilpon wasn't something he expected to be doing on back-to-back days.
It begins late in Pollock's life with his introduction to Ruth Kligman Jennifer Connellyy), the survivor of the car crash, who fawningly asks the artist to autograph the Life magazine article that made him famous.
In his statement to the police, they say, Mr. Kumar said that the articles had made him miserable -- even physically ill -- and that he had disappeared to get the police to investigate who was behind the reports.
Mr. Bezos said the article had not made him rethink how Amazon treated employees and that the company was "the gold standard for pioneering work".
