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'made a miracle' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a remarkable feat or accomplishment, often one that seemed impossible to achieve. For example: "The little girl's recovery from such a serious illness was nothing short of a miracle; her doctors had made a miracle."
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Although Crosby's personality baffles many people, he has made "a miracle in the desert".
The Serb made a miracle save and Federer hit just long for 2-2.
Still, the lessons of Sept. 11 made a miracle of a quiet day at Compo Beach.
"The only thing I can say is that he's done a remarkable job last season and he made a miracle.
That's why I said to everybody we made a miracle [to avoid relegation] because what we discovered this week is only one aspect of the problems we've got.
Speaking in March, the parents said that Ashya was cancer-free, adding that he had made a "miracle" recovery from brain cancer.
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The God makes a miracle".
'Make a miracle for us today,' prayed one, Rachel Cohen.
So meanwhile, darling, make a miracle and marry me.
"If we don't manage to make a miracle, then I'll be finished," Bradley said.
Stewart Cink watched Mark McNulty make a miracle par on the 18th hole for a 1-up victory.
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