Sentence examples for have made something of from inspiring English sources

David Lynch might have made something of this, or David Gordon Green or even Terrence Malick.

The English, inevitably, have made something of a habit of it.

If it had been a bit earlier we might have made something of it".

Of course, real life is all about unsolved mysteries; perhaps Cormac McCarthy could have made something of this muddle.

A lot of poor people have made something of themselves but nobody does it on their own.

'Scotland has a proud history, notably of men and women who have made something of themselves,' she said.

Time has made something of a mockery of these characters.

Mr. Kwiecien has made something of a specialty of the libertine Don.

It's a move that the firm has made something of a specialty.

Mr. Yegen, the owner, has made something of a career of adamant stances.

In fact, it has made something of a business of shocking people.