Sentence examples for had made into from inspiring English sources

The power this fidelity had achieved and ʿAḍud al-Dawlah had made into a world force crumbled after his death in 983.

Prosecutors have said, for example, that deposits of nearly $77,000 Mr. Seabrook had made into his bank accounts "were not and could not have been salary payments".

The opportunity arose when in 1530 he went to Pesaro in the small dukedom that Federico da Montefeltro had made into one of the most important artistic centers in Europe.

The message seemed to be that the inroads the Liberal Democrats had made into the floating middle-class vote that the Conservatives need to win could be offset by defections to the Conservatives from Labour.

Farther down the street was Lansburgh, a once-upon-a-time department store that white people in the past few years had made into a building of expensive apartments.

The picture shows a path running through a wood, near Shoreham in Kent, the out-of-town village that the young London artist had made into his personal rural paradise.

The old timbers we've made into picnic tables, we've cut 1950s Formica into benches.

What is the most unusual object you've made into an Olympic logo?

It also has close relations with Saudi Arabia, which it has made into its regional infrastructure-services hub.

For all the inroads it has made into mainstream culture, Wolfe Video still experiences pushback from potential customers.

That which was once Afghan, which we, having waved our credit cards in its general direction, have made into junk...