Sentence examples for made becomes from inspiring English sources

And because it's so important, how it's made becomes a serious issue.

But Farley Granger, too, as the tennis star to whom the offer is made, becomes no less disquieting.

What makes Saunders' music so fascinating is the way in which this forensic examination of how sounds are made becomes a vivid and sometimes disturbing world of feeling.

Such cumulative modifications allow for what Tomasello calls a "ratchet effect": a "cycle in which an improvement is made, becomes standard for the group, and then becomes a basis for further innovation".

"It just kind of melts my spirit a bit because a cartoon I had made becomes somebody's symbol for hate.

Israel, the United States and the European community in particular must do everything in their power to support Fayyad's plan and insure that the difference he has already made becomes irreversible and leads to the only viable option to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict--the two-state solution.

After that day, just about every move Mr. Smith had made became news.

The large print that was made became the first official portrait of a New York City mayor that was not painted.

When the FBI reneged on its offer to grant Koecher immunity, the confessions he had made became inadmissible in court.

One teapot he made became part of the collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Ms. Barry said.

In 1984, Schindhelm and Merkel began sharing an office and, over Turkish coffee that she made, became close.