Sentence examples for established it makes from inspiring English sources

But once we get established, it makes the name cool".

Once this thought pattern is established, it makes the whole process so much easier.

My true love is writing fiction but that non-fiction book got me noticed and, since my writing style was established, it made it easier to have the first book in my Cate Harlow Private Investigation series picked up by a new publisher.

Congressional oversight didn't exist before Watergate, Kerrey said, and when it was established, it was made intentionally weak.

In keeping with established traditions, it makes a certain amount of sense that this text should accompany them: "Due to public interest in this matter, the Department of Justice is releasing these documents in an inaccessible format".

LetsRun's forensic beavers established that it made no sense for Sanchez to refer to crossing states off a list, because, according to a database at Marathon Guide, this was his one and only marathon.

Since jackets were an established presence, it made sense to use their surfaces to the full [End Page 88] and save money on the less visible bindings.

But forensic tests soon established it to be around 5,300-years-old 5,300-years-old 5,300-years-oldumakingmmy.

But its deleterious health effects are the best established: It can make you fatter.

If such things could be established, it might make the task of deciding who painted what a little easier.

Once a connection to a powerful senator has been established, it may make sense to move into lobbying and cash in this unique asset while it is still valuable.