Sentence examples for been to make from inspiring English sources
The phrase "been to make" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage. Example: "I have been to make changes in the project."
That's the cheapest it has ever been to make relatively complex objects with zero making expertise.
Ron Fischetti's mission has been to make those "facts" public.
Her campaign's other error has been to make personal attacks.
The only impetus would have been to make money.
It took all that she had been to make her all that she was.
Our objective has always been to make this a center for unification and healing.
Perhaps Mr. de Wever's greatest success has been to make the cause of independence respectable.
His most serious crime appears to have been to make the government look silly.
Perhaps his greatest accomplishment has been to make the debate about the players without blaming them.
Her priority, she said, has always been to make customers feel comfortable.
The effect has been to make them a more potent insurgency, some NATO officials said.
