Sentence examples for made a best from inspiring English sources

"I'm really happy I did that, even though it didn't work out, because I've made a best friend for life".

To use the watch, you first manually enter the length of the pool (no one knew the length of my neighborhood pool, so we made a best guess).

The Government made a "best and final" offer to the BMA on Wednesday afternoon as thousands of doctors were on strike, which was rejected.

It cannot be surprising that Americans made a best seller out of a book -- actually three books -- called "Conversations With God".

Still, in our eagerness to outwit time, the media have made a best seller out of the freshly minted fiction of "rewinding the biological clock".

Mr. Beck even made a best seller out of "The Coming Insurrection," an obscure French anarchist pamphlet that he denounced as "quite possibly the most evil thing I have ever read".

Moore was made a best-selling poet by Lalla Rookh (1817), a long allegorical poem in which an Eastern princess traveling accompanied by a poet her husband-to-be in disguise hears tales of insurrection and passion.

Last season's Ryanair Chase winner was made a best-priced 3-1 forourithefor the King George VI Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day and is as short as 5-1 for the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

If, however, such a resolution cannot be achieved, the administration, having made a best-faith effort in the security council, will be in a much stronger position to garner international and domestic support for action than if it had never tried at all.

"I'm so proud that [Payne] has introduced Nebraska to the world in a way that isn't just football and Bruce Springsteen," who made a best-selling album named after the state.

Was McLeod making a best effort?