Sentence examples for daily makes from inspiring English sources

The owner of the Wiesbaden, Linda Wright-Minter, 69, who visits the cave daily, makes no promises.

The pyramid, which depicts food groups and the number of servings of each to be consumed daily, makes grains the diet's largest component, at the bottom of the pyramid, and recommends that fats, oils and sugars be eaten sparingly.

Le Soir, the main French language daily, makes perhaps the neatest point: as anti-immigrant feelings take root in Flanders, writes one of its commentators, politicians there have taken to demanding that foreigners take courses on citizenship and integration, where they are meant to learn the Dutch language and all manner of facts about Flemish life.

Manfred Honeck, the music director of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, is a Roman Catholic who prays before every concert, sometimes in the company of fellow musicians, tries to attend Mass daily, makes no secret of a desire to perform in the Vatican and had a private chapel built in his home in Austria.

The simplicity of life here makes my heart sing, yet the challenges each and every person faces daily makes my heart heavy.

Rudolph W. Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton pop up on television screens daily, making proposals and trading insults.

Its clubs have 25m members and supply 700,000 volumes daily, making the company easily the world's largest bookseller.

He also visits his four remaining properties daily, making inspections, talking with maintenance men and striking up conversations with tenants.

The News Corp chief operating officer, Chase Carey, said on Wednesday that the Daily made a loss of $10m£6m6m) in the first quarter of this year.

Fleets of small, open-topped speedboats cross the Strait of Hormuz daily, making the trip in under an hour.

But the department said those funds would have paid for only 2.5 hours of teaching daily, making the programs impractical for working families.