Sentence examples for have a made from inspiring English sources

In the first instance, he seems to have a made a brilliant album almost by accident.

Because the European elections are, in effect, the composite outcome of 25 national elections, it is hard to argue that Europe's voters as a whole have a made an ideological choice for the centre-right.

If you put less money down to buy an asset (i.e., less equity and more debt in your purchase) and the asset appreciates in value – then you have a made a great return on your equity.

And the race is about to start... 8.50am: Team GB Rowing Purchase/Hunter who, for reasons of speed and efficiency in this commentary will henceforth be called 'Punter', have a made a decent start.

Blue plaques are awarded for individuals who have a made a unique and lasting contribution to Northern Ireland's history.

Immigrants to the UK since 2000 have a made a "substantial" contribution to public finances, according to a University College London study.

Have a make over and clothes-over.

But rather than have a frozen pizza that's highly processed and loaded with salt, have a made-to-order pizza that's created with fresh dough, sauce that's made from scratch and freshly made mozzarella cheese.

There is still plenty left in Hull worth protecting – even if we no longer have a made-up major general to man the barricades.

They will also have a made-over bullpen that has helped them move into first place in the American League East.

Bona then checked with the people who run AB Stone's Web site and called back to say that he was embarrassed to have a made-up person fawning over his company.