Sentence examples for made best from inspiring English sources

Australia are blessed with all-rounders, and they made best use of them.

This music was often made in protest, and frequently made best by the most oppressed among us.

Its staff, for instance, has been looking at the possibility of getting filmmakers who have made Best Picture winners to join a promotional campaign in theaters.

But even in the name of whimsy and even with terrific anchovies on top, panzanella is made best with old bread torn into shards.

I went there and made best friends with a punk girl called Jill, whose brother was gay, so I'd hear stories about him going to [London nightclub] Heaven.

Since beginning Oprah's Book Club in 1996, Winfrey has made best sellers of authors from Leo Tolstoy and Elie Wiesel to Edwidge Danticat and Eckhart Tolle (not to mention mincemeat out of Jonathan Franzen and James Frey).

Some, like Ms. Sinatra's book, even made best-seller lists but still managed to fall short of their publishers' expectations.

The show is based on the books by Ms. Macomber, who has made best-seller lists by appealing to these same people.

Christie's first major recognition came with The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (1926), which was followed by some 75 novels that usually made best-seller lists and were serialized in popular magazines in England and the United States.

Unlike most other nonfiction -- and especially unlike most books by U.S. government officials -- "Living History" has also become the No. 1 best seller in France, Germany, England and Ireland and made best-seller lists in Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands.

Her latest book, "At Work," made best-seller lists, and an exhibition of her classic images — Demi Moore naked and pregnant, Mikhail Baryshnikov on the beach — has been touring the world for over two years.