Sentence examples for it made itself from inspiring English sources

Archaeologically, the type of developing Celtic Iron Age culture conventionally classified as Hallstatt appeared in Gaul from about 700 bce; in its La Tène form it made itself felt in Gaul after about 500 bce.

It made itself a space.

Once back in water, it made itself at home.

It made itself the first City of Sanctuary in Britain.

Even without the benefit of hindsight, though, Mr. Bower's description of BP's recent history shows how it made itself vulnerable to the disaster now unfolding in the gulf.

Japan made itself rich in its industrial era by selling things like cars, TVs, and VCRs, but it made itself loved in those Lost Decades by selling fantasies.

The justness of it makes itself felt even by its opposers.

In "Saving Belief: A Discussion of Essentials," he wrote, "God not only makes the world, he makes it make itself; or rather, he causes its innumerable constituents to make it".

Here it makes itself useful to the demo reel of its production company, Canada, by playing over a four-minute action film.

It makes itself unobscene.

"A language is not made, it makes itself," he wrote.