Sentence examples for latest making of from inspiring English sources

When the smoke clears from the final fireworks, and after the last batch of confetti falls in the Superdome tonight, team owners and general managers around the National Football League will instantly begin to mull over what worked and what did not in the latest making of a champion.

According to the advertisements for his latest book, The Making of Modern Britain, Andrew Marr is "Britain's favourite broadcaster".

Toward the end of the introduction to his latest anthology, "The Making of the American Essay," published earlier this year, the essay-evangelist John D'Agata recounts the creation myth of the Cahto, a Native American people indigenous to coastal California.

You can see the wild video for his latest song above and a making-of video below.

CHAO WANG sheds light on China's latest propaganda efforts: the making of Xi Jinping's media image and the staging of the 2016 Spring Festival Gala.

Tony's latest, Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change The World, has just been published by Simon & Schuster.

-- The making of "Making a Murderer".

Donald Roeser later summed up his and Bloom's late involvement in the making of the album by saying "Imaginos was our parting of the ways.

Some residents and lawmakers said Mr. Walker had been largely disconnected from state policy making of late and wondered whether he really intended to dig back into work here.

Although ArcelorMittal is bidding on a steel plant being sold to the German steel maker ThyssenKrupp in Alabama, the company is mainly focusing on its new investments in mining, which has been more profitable than steel making of late, recording $1.2 billion in operating profit and a 22 percent operating margin last year.

His latest book is Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics.