Sentence examples for made variations from inspiring English sources

I've made variations ever since, using whatever fruit is seasonal, cheap and available.

Bacon was obsessed with Velázquez's famous study of Pope Innocent X and made variations of it until 1965.

*Raddin said Earnhardt had made "variations" in the way his seat belt was connected, particularly in his crotch and over his shoulders.

We made variations in order to estimate all the models under consideration.

Booming demand for mobile phones has made variations on U.K.-based ARM Holdings' design far more ubiquitous.

Limited data for regions other than the USA made variations by lung cancer type difficult to assess.

Consequently linguists' idealized grammars need to be made variation-tolerant in most practical applications.

That could make variations from the norm like mistakes – which require extra processing that increases arousal – more irksome.

The white guys who made those movies either faded away, went on to bigger things or kept making variations on the same picture again and again.

He felt that while playing free was fine, it shouldn't be done on a standard, where the idea is to make variations on shared rules.

The extreme parting of the legs made by Apollo's mother is also a theme on which all the muses make variations.