Sentence examples for have made a man from inspiring English sources

"Fences have made a man of him".

And as he looks at those two people -- himself today and himself as a young man back in Poland -- he can feel the threads that connect them and even, he thinks, how his emotional response to movies like "Vanishing Point" have made a man of the youth.

Some how Jerry realized this experience had made a man of him but it was little comfort to him.

"Like Old Tom," he said, referring to the ne'er-do-well turned solid citizen of the play, "this island has made a man of me".

Rather, she has made a man of her imaginings, probably not much like the real Castro and yet, like the protagonist of the novel written by his former aide, perhaps far more captivating and, in a way, more convincing.

While this fact has been rightly celebrated, there have also been many, including Richard Adams on this site, who have been quick to point out that she has made a "man's film".

Going on and on about how Bigelow has made a "man's film" will only emphasise this view, by ensuring that she is seen as the exception, rather than the rule.

They've made a man-made channel on what used to be the Hazeltine Creek but those sediment ponds are not working, it's still spewing toxic tailings into Quesnel Lake.

Being Zuckerman's point man has made a prosperous man of Drasner: he has an equity position in U.S. News & World Report.

"But from an Earth perspective, this certainly has made a supersonic man out of him".

Medicare expansion has made a happy man out of Barrett Toan, the 56-year-old chief executive of Express Scripts.