Sentence examples for being made of their from inspiring English sources
Much is being made of their negative tone and the ever tougher messages delivered by telephone.
Comfortable with the predictions being made of their, as many see it, inevitable success.
Meanwhile as City travel along the M62, much is being made of their indifferent away record.
I know that the expression has been overused, that it is a cliché, but I sincerely believe that the Framers of the Constitution would be rolling over in their graves if they could watch the spectacle that is being made of their hard, democracy-building work for purely partisan reasons.
Much is made of their "beautiful sacrifice".
Cities are made of their people; and Adelaide is made of some very fine people indeed.
They were manufactured under factory conditions and predictions were made of their failure loads and modes.
When those two are together, much is made of their contrasting temperaments and backgrounds.
All Roman citizens were registered in tribus (tribes), and a census was made of their property.
Still, much was made of their dark aesthetic when they arrived.
