Sentence examples for make a power from inspiring English sources

But Ms Royal's victory has fleshed him out; together they make a power couple.

"It takes power to make a power plant, and here we were, just shut down".

6. (C) XXXXXXXXXXXX The PPP may also make a power play to take over the Punjab government, which now is ruled by Shahbaz Sharif.

Renewable energy can also diversify supplies, helping to make a power system more resilient to failures and less exposed to fluctuating fuel prices.

This, broadly, is to damp down the violence as much as possible while continuing to train Iraq's own soldiers and policemen and pressing Iraq's elected politicians to make a power- (and oil-) sharing deal that could end the civil war.

Some of these themes emerged in Miliband's recent Hugo Young lecture, but there is an appetite to make a power shift central to how Labour will deliver public services in another four years of austerity.

That could force Ms. Merkel, who is seeking a third term, to make a power-sharing deal with the main opposition party, the more left-leaning Social Democrats.

Moderate Islamists still outnumber the radicals, and could yet restrain their more vociferous co-religionists in order to make a power-sharing deal with the transitional government.

We in Britain chiefly remember Hardrada today for his role in the events of 1066, which saw him make a power-grab for the English throne, and end up dead in the battle of Stamford Bridge.

Saddam was making a power grab.

Paulson made a power play, based on a threat: open up or we'll shoot.