Sentence examples for make it a place that from inspiring English sources

And if Levittown seemed to prefer Hillary Clinton, did that make it a place that remained wary of blacks — or one that, for whatever economic or cultural reasons, was just not attuned to his message?

I will work to reclaim both the symbol and the church and work to make it a place that is safe for all people.

"If you make it a place that people want to hang out," Mr. Louderback said, "it can be as long as it needs to be".

Cai says Pangu officials want to use the Olympics to raise the profile of the building and make it a place that welcomes the "elite of the world".

"If you were going to turn a city, which is a place where people live, into a tourist attraction, you're going to have to make it a place that people who don't live here, like".

Try to make it a place that people would enjoy visiting even if the cache wasn't there.

That, in turn, makes it a place that could be knocked flat on its back if there were to be some sort of worldwide economic downturn, particularly one originating in the United States, the biggest single market for the country's exports.The country is, of course, Japan.

"It makes it a place that's practically a small colony".

I could not call Ethiopia home; the overthrow of the emperor and the emergence of Colonel Mengistu -- the Stalin of Africa -- made it a place that did not want me.

A long history of imperialism has also made it a place that prefers dealmaking rather than hard-and-fast rules; witness the clever fudge this month between China and Japan to agree to disagree over their potentially ruinous island dispute.

Lucky, Condé Nast's shopping magazine, neatly foresaw this future of editorial and advertising elements blending into a single reader experience, but the company did not take the last step of making it a place that people could buy from.