Sentence examples for everything has been made from inspiring English sources

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This year the impossibility of seeing everything has been made official: The show has a distant outpost, with works by roughly 30 of its artists, in Kabul, Afghanistan.

We reported on the acquisition talks last month, but now everything has been made official.

Everything has been made easy for the favourites, whereas we have to struggle to go through, but that is what we will do".

Everything has been made acceptable and I'm not sure that's a good thing".

Because everything has been made and remade and remade again which is the hidden meaning within the beginning and end of this story.

It's typical of the largeness of spirit with which "Theory of Everything" has been made that no matter how challenging the relationships get, no one here is depicted in a negative light.

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I have, I believe, read everything that has been made public about his case, and I do not understand why.

As usual, everything in sight has been made by the artist and his assistants, whether it is a package of disposable diapers, a pressed-glass compote filled with fruit or a banged-up slab of Styrofoam.

"All the artwork and everything you see has been made from scratch, by me.

Everything we need to do has been made harder by debt.

Everything looks as if it has been made from leftovers that, left to themselves, might spring to life.

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