Sentence examples for make better known from inspiring English sources

It is a great Jewish legacy that I am excited to make better known.

Jekyll wrote about Robinson that:...when English gardening was mostly represented by the innate futilities of the "bedding" system, with its wearisome repetitions and garish colouring, Mr William Robinson chose as his work in live to make better known the treasures that were lying neglected, and at the same time to overthrow the feeble follies of the "bedding" system.

Perhaps it had been part of Henry VIII's Bridewell palace that Edward VI made better known when he turned it into a penitentiary for vagabonds and whores.

The light therapy (bright light) is still insufficiently used and should be made better known to the general public.

Mr. Hollande's party made vigorous efforts during the campaign to make him better known abroad.

Her work also helped make scleroderma better known.

A host of potential Republican candidates have a lot of work ahead -- and money to spend -- to make themselves better known to their party faithful and other Americans.

Colleges in the Northeast and Midwest have particularly intensified their efforts to strengthen alumni networks and make themselves better known at high schools in fast-growing states like Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Florida and Colorado.

If Taneyev's music lacks the kind of individual quirkiness of imagination that might have made it better known to posterity, these performers do their best to supply it.

The success of Lewis Hamilton, Formula One's champion driver, has helped make Santander better known in Britain.

To make himself better known, Mr Cameron is giving a series of speeches setting out his political credo.