Sentence examples for make it a successful from inspiring English sources

She was a co-founder of the Polonaise Ball and, as its frequent chairwoman, helped make it a successful fund-raiser.

Its rise from obscurity once seemed to make it a successful example of the Bush administration's promotion of private contractors as integral elements of war-fighting strategy.

She's going to make it a successful business if it kills her.

Lloyd, the 6-foot-7 left-hander, got the one strike that Trachsel needed to make it a successful night.

Are there tools that address broader "ills" in their design, or does a broader campaign always need to accompany a tool to make it a successful change agent?

If this move allows the Grizzlies to keep Mike Conley, Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol in the long run, that alone could make it a successful one.

John Bergstrom of PopMatters described it as "smooth, winning blue-eyed soul", and Neil Ashman of Drowned in Sound commented that its breathy vocals, piano chords and synth backing made it a "successful blend of melancholy and dancefloor-ready rhythms".

"Making it a successful entertainment resort is more important than being fussy," Zigun told me.

While creating a drink in a blender and finding a bottler is relatively easy and inexpensive, making it a successful brand is difficult.

"Being able to negotiate with others, make up your own rules, argue with other players, that, to me, is part of what makes it a successful social game," he said.

It has deftly exploited those advantages that made it a successful entrepot as early the 14th century: a fine natural harbour and strategic position on the Malacca Strait, through which an estimated 40% or world maritime trade now passes.