Along with Stevenson, he made possible the rise of the modern blockbuster.
Because he is tainted by violence, he can't be part of domestic joy he made possible.
Perhaps the president felt that Ms Okonjo-Iweala was attracting too much applause for masterminding reforms he made possible.
The Lewis Library, which he made possible with a gift of $60 million, is one of Princeton's most iconic buildings, designed by architect Frank Gehry.
In his three-hour interview with the television archive, Mr. Silva never mentioned the 1994 O. J. Simpson freeway pursuit footage he made possible.
Mr. Burns, she said, is "an icon," adding, "and it's deservedly so," and she feels lucky to have the job he made possible.
They also stuck together; even Leo Szilard, who crusaded against the bombs that he made possible, and Edward Teller, who sold Reagan on missile defense, stayed friends.
He made possible the great liberal reforms that symbolised the 1960s – on capital punishment, abortion, gay rights, theatre censorship and more.
I can't see a ballet, or a fashion show, or an art installation, or a frieze, without thinking of Diaghilev and the connections he made possible.
What we'll remember about him isn't just the amount of winning he made possible (or the money he spent to do that and its distorting effect on baseball itself).
