Sentence examples for has virtually made from inspiring English sources

"No Senate committee is more important than Admissions, Enrollment, and Preparatory Education, and Ignacio has virtually made it his own," his citation goes on.

He is unmarried with no children, and has virtually made the tunnel his life's work, since reading about its possible existence in a historical novel that speculated that John Wilkes Booth's diary might be hidden in some tunnel in Brooklyn.

These E-learning software systems have virtually made the whole world as a single campus education hub.

I've virtually made all their banners.

That balloon never got off the ground, but the Governor has, virtually overnight, made himself a leading contender for four years from now, should the Republicans keep the White House this year.

Despite its oil-rich Gulf neighbors, Bahrain's oil, discovered in 1932, has "virtually dried up" making it poorer than other countries in its region.

By the 1960s he had virtually stopped making personal photographs.

As a result, the scheme has no scheme viscosity and has virtually negligible phase error, which makes it a useful tool for investigating the intricate structure of the thermoconvective flow.

In Venezuela the divide between haves and have-nots has made the country virtually ungovernable.

A home made manifold having virtually no void volume and very narrow connecting tubes prevented backward flow upon valve switch.

(We eventually spent closer to $5 million on the start-up costs). We had virtually nothing in place to make such a global operation work.