Sentence examples for make a case for him from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Acocella -- and many of the pictures -- make a case for him as an actor-dancer.

You could make a case for him as the central figure, but I have to give that place to Louise [Tiny's ex-wife].

But if anyone can make a case for him so at odds with his reputation, Coustillas can, and this first volume is vibrant proof of a partial reclamation.

That leaves a couple of places and the harsh reality for Walcott is that it is not easy, on current form, to make a case for him.

The Hoosiers 21-133) clearly want him back, but they could not make a case for him, blowing a 12-point second-half lead.

Even the most ardent Stuart supporter would struggle to make a case for him based on his record, particularly in recent years.

By placing Burns's witty, elastic prose front and center, Margolick's account makes a case for him as one of the best writers of his generation.

Mendelssohn, writing a century later than anyone else on the program, was a chronological interloper here, but Mr. Stein made a case for him, arguing that his influence on 19th-century England was similar to Handel's influence on the country's 18th-century style.

The goal was Falcao's third goal of this year's campaign, hopefully making a case for him to stay after his loan deal finishes.

Even for a Van Gaal sympathiser it is almost impossible to make a case for keeping him in place for the final year of his contract.

His Hall of Fame candidacy may not be the sure thing that his jumper was in the early 1980s, but it is ultimately more difficult to make a case for shooting him down.