Sentence examples for make it momentous from inspiring English sources

Elisabeth Holowchuk understands the drama of the "Agon" pas de deux, but did not have the power or line to make it momentous.

So there's a sense in which what used to be the trauma of newly married life has been transferred to the trauma of planning a wedding, because we need a wedding to feel momentous, and one way to make it feel momentous is to make the planning of it complicated and difficult and an enormous production.

The decision was expressed in an amendment to the nonbinding Senate budget resolution, but this does not make it any less momentous.

Issues like the behavior of a trial judge even in momentous cases– rarely make it onto its docket.

Still, Chastain makes it a momentous desk-clearing.

The sheer size of Facebook's offering makes it a momentous event on Wall Street, where investors are salivating for a piece of the company, and its debut on the public market promises to reshape the startup landscape by infusing Silicon Valley with billions of dollars.

When Britten's English Opera Group made its momentous tour of the Soviet Union in 1964, Watts sang the title role in The Rape of Lucretia.

She was singing a breakup song, naturally — "In Your Back," from her self-titled fifth album — but making it sound more momentous than most.

Cultivating that belief and making it real are momentous tasks for colleges and universities today.

All that said to me is that the story of Jesus was founded in ancient myth -- which made it all the more momentous as far as I was concerned.

Not that I actually made it to either of these momentous events, despite being in Austin for the festival.