Sentence examples for has made a considerable from inspiring English sources

Christine Schäfer has made a considerable career from the role.

Amtrak has made a considerable effort to restore to its trains the traditional pleasure of train travel.

Cooperation among school and public libraries in this field has made a considerable contribution to local history.

If the whale swallowed Jonah whole, then Burnett has made a considerable effort to get as much of the whale as possible down his voluminous intellectual gullet.

The Korean-born Lee, who is now forty and has made a considerable name for herself on the downtown theatre scene, was far from her professional home.

Since the publication of "Night Soldiers" in 1988, Alan Furst has made a considerable reputation as a ­writer of historical spy thrillers.

Some of the narrators have made a considerable mark on the world.

And yet he had made a considerable fortune from album sales, concerts, and the publishing rights to his songs.

For a time the efforts appeared to have made a considerable difference, opening roads in much of the province.

Gibbon's grandfather, Edward, had made a considerable fortune and his father, also Edward, was able to live an easygoing life in society and Parliament.

Having made a considerable impact on Tyneside at last May's Magic Weekend, Widnes are growing their presence in the North East.