Sentence examples for is has made from inspiring English sources

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He has been famously generous to hopeful young composers, and, shy though he is, has made himself easily accessible.

A High-Test Market Takes Off If the breakup of Germany Inc. has left Mr. Ruetz in a quandary, it is has made Thomas Haffa a billionaire.

Sarah Palin, who the media defined as the quintessential model of what a GOP woman is, has made a mockery of the political process: instead of working at becoming well-versed in policy, she cashed in on her political capital behaving like a fame truffle pig, sniffing out anyplace she could put herself in the limelight.

It probably doesn't hurt the service that is has made support for the increasingly popular Docker platform for running distributed applications a core feature of its operating system.

He clearly states that whatever guiding force there is has made nature such that it is "…the private interest and good of every one, to work towards the general good, which if a creature ceases to promote, he is actually so far wanting to himself, and ceases to promote his own happiness and welfare…" (R, 188).

Success is having made the last deal work.

Several years ago, The New Yorker's John Cassidy suggested that Davos works because Klaus -- despite his forbidding exterior, Klaus it is -- has made it somehow into a "positional good," that is something that's desired because it's so exclusive.

"The problem here is that [IS] has made a decision, unseen since early 2010, to hit Baghdad hotels.

She's had to make big changes.

And some are having to make redundancies.