Sentence examples for had a made from inspiring English sources
If it had a "Made Somewhere in the West" tag, it was superior.
People said I had a made a mockery of the awards.
These clubs were generally owned by local businessmen who had a made million or two out of furniture dealerships or haulage companies.
Last year, Yahoo hired writers who had a made a name for themselves at smaller sites — including Mark Lisanti, Courtney Reimer and Will Leitch — for the same reasons.
Lloyds surprised the market by revealing it had a made a profit in the first three months of the year – earlier then expected – after bad debt charges slowed and its costs were cut as it continued to merge the HBOS business with its Lloyds TSB operations.
But the chancellor denied the government had a made a U-turn on the issue, saying he was not pre-judging the outcome of a Competition Commission inquiry into payday lending.
Mr. Burgin's text-image work has often had a made-by-committee obscurity spiced by slick presentation (a critique of advertising) and gratuitous images of beautiful young women (despite the artist's avowed feminism).
The founders of gURL.com, "the leading online community for teenage girls", had a made-in-America bestseller when this lifestyle manual hit book-stores there two years ago.
His October offerings have had a made-by-committee variety, full of adman jokes and sight gags that emphasize a clear punch line over visual style.
Colombia's opener came after five minutes and had a made-in-east-London feel to it.
He also started his own production company for news programming, for which he felt he had a made-to-order labor pool.
