Sentence examples for made it irrelevant from inspiring English sources

McCullum, of course, made it irrelevant.

The Arabs rejected the plan, which made it irrelevant.

They could have made it irrelevant by beating Philadelphia on Sunday to revive their playoff hopes.

But the Yankees made it irrelevant, beating the Baltimore Orioles, 6-1, at Camden Yards behind home runs from Rondell White and Jason Giambi.

It's the refusal to think of clothing as product design, as problem-solving for a modern era, that has marginalized fashion and made it irrelevant to people's lives.

They say that its leaders have been consumed by infighting rather than forging a strategy to topple the government, that military commanders fighting on the ground have made it irrelevant, and that it is basically a tool of the Muslim Brotherhood.

No matter how spectacularly well remodeled that basement may be — lavishly enough, perhaps, to increase the assessor's ultimate determination of property value — its location in the house makes it irrelevant as square footage.

But that does not make it irrelevant.

Some opponents dismissed the vote, saying the governor's veto would make it irrelevant.

But that occurred during the play, which makes it irrelevant to the Jackson flag.

Just because it's no longer breaking news doesn't make it irrelevant, though.