Sentence examples for made equally from inspiring English sources

Rodchenko's telephone is made equally strange.

This was made equally clear by a change made in 1962 to the masthead of Pravda.

Ms. Dally's tapping and Ms. de León's stamping made equally agreeable clatters in "Fedora y Cordovez".

Outside the cinema, novelists have made equally distinguished use of heat.

Those distributions are made equally on all shares, regardless of how long investors have held them.

Hugh Morris, the managing director of England, made equally supportive noises.

Marine adventurers were making equally exciting discoveries at sea.

He makes equally good use of music, too.

For these days one of America's two great political parties routinely makes equally nonsensical promises.

And all will make equally good blobs and none will be a project.

The figures make equally bad reading for all groups disadvantaged in Hollywood.