Sentence examples for had made way from inspiring English sources

Apollo had made way for Dionysus.

As the Guardian put it at the time, a great man had made way for a large one.

Yet by late Friday night, Tunisian Facebook pages previously emblazoned with the revolt's slogan, "Ben Ali, Out," had made way for the name of the interim president.

The earlier movie was glowering, patient, and dour, as if everything else had made way for the brilliance of Philip Seymour Hoffman in the title role.

Costa, who had made way for the youngster, was busy signing autographs and taking selfies with the supporters behind the dugout by that stage.

Schmidt had made way more copies of the critical forms than she had been allotted, avoiding the fate of many, many caucuses that ran out.

Chris Jordan has made way for Stephen Parry.

County Stadium is gone, having made way for Miller Park.

But as with most diasporas, early orthodoxy has made way for assimilation.

The former Zeiss factory has made way for the university and a big, smart shopping centre.

There are passages, too, where donnishly pointed language could have made way for something blunter.