Sentence examples for has a made from inspiring English sources

Mr. Icahn has a made a career of agitating for change at some of the nation's biggest companies.

Britain's foreign secretary William Hague has a made a surprise visit to Baghdad to lobby for a new inclusive government.

He has a made friends through the choir and considers some of the older members role models.

The CQC has a made a commitment to ensure that as part of its inspection regime data around ethnicity will be incorporated, and to call to account providers.

In 2008, Mr. Weiner wrote: "For every investor who has a made a killing during an I.P.O., there's a neighborhood pharmacist who has been put out of business by a big chain".

Bailey seems a strong bet to win his eighth riding title in nine years, and after prevailing in photo finishes in two stakes races on Saturday, he has a made a believer out of the notoriously fickle Frankel.

He has never explained to me or my sister why he took our parents' lives; he has a made-up version of our childhood.

Cinema has historically considered itself superior to television, with executives and critics frequently sneering that a movie or documentary has a "made-for-TV" feel.

The elegant Mimolett, Istanbul's newest big-night-out restaurant, has a made-for-television back story: local boy eschews the family textile business, goes abroad and (without his parents knowing it) learns to cook by working with renowned chefs like Gordon Ramsay and Joël Robuchon, then triumphantly returns home with the intention of opening Turkey's first Michelin-starred restaurant.

Have a make over and clothes-over.

He has made a difference.