Sentence examples for made boxing from inspiring English sources
But Saturday's broadcast made boxing seem, at least for a night, solid, serious, sober.
The man who made boxing into big business was George ("Tex") Rickard, the sport's first great promoter.
But I do remember it made Boxing Day seem special and somehow made Christmas seem to last longer.
He made boxing's Establishment feel left out, as if they had missed the joke.
"Ali's talent was undeniable... beyond his incredible talent, he also made boxing interesting.
She began boxing at the age of 12 and made boxing history when she fought in Ireland's first ever officially sanctioned women's bout at the tender age of just 15.
In the well made box of this poem her voice dies.
Through this interest, he began to learn about electronics and made "boxes that make noise".
Outcome measure: number of 'between' errors made (boxes opened which previously contained a token).
That, says some critics, makes boxing risky business for children.
What makes boxing writing so great is the gladiator element, which you have in tennis.
