Sentence examples for as to made a from inspiring English sources

Frauke Petry, its leader, joined a chorus of voices attacking Merkel, writing on her Facebook page: "Is Germany now open and colourful enough for you, following the wave of crimes and sexual attacks, Frau Merkel?" A short time later she went so far as to made a direct connection between the events in Cologne and the mass rapes of German women by Red Army soldiers in the spring of 1945.

A compromise must therefore be reached so as to make a good crashworthiness design.

It was so mercenary and ill judged as to make a Kenyan Qatari run for cover.

I was anxious to flare properly so as to make a soft landing, and the order to do so came about 50 feet before hitting the ground.

Many said they came as much to have fun as to make a political statement.

They plan raids in large groups so as to make a bigger splash in the papers.

As if Mr. Klein would be so gauche as to make a major palette error.

(If you were so mean as to make a child cook your lunch, that is).

Seams are so beautifully finished as to make a chain-store shopper faint with disbelief.

Photographs can be so taken as to make a midget look like a giant, and vice versa.

But if we may be so bold as to make a few blog connections to this year's festival attendees?