Sentence examples for make a beloved from inspiring English sources
If you want to make a beloved shirt into a muscle shirt, practice a few times with shirts you care less about.
Yet personal tragedy isn't enough to make an artist beloved.
His goal is to take something we never think about and make it more than just sexy– he wants to make it a "beloved" object in the home.
Such traits might not make for a beloved officeholder, but they could have a certain utility in a political campaign.
His connection to the White Sox and the city helped make him a beloved figure during his run with the team.
He had to make a decision - become a beloved sportsman earning tens of thousands of pounds every week, or appear on a rubbishy reality show for 90 seconds and then be forgotten forever.
When asked what prompted Lee to make a sequel to such a beloved film, the director says it was the right time. Lee states, I always wanted to do a follow-up at some point.
Nick Verina, as Hero, and Lora Lee Gayer, as the innocent Philia, his beloved, make a winsome pair singing "Lovely," in which she explains that being lovely is the only thing she can do.
It's not like they make a habit of butchering beloved books… oh, wait.
Although his privileged roots and sometimes wooden personality have not made him a beloved figure in the F.B.I.'s beer-and-brats culture, he has always had supporters in both parties in Congress.
Yet Fallaci's recent books, and the specious trial that she is facing as a result — her books may offend, but it is no less offensive to prosecute her for them — have also made her a beloved figure to many Europeans.
