Sentence examples for make known that from inspiring English sources

I love sticking up for my teammates, and I love to make known that I'll be there for them".

The result is a sense of provisional, oddly apologetic beauty: superb, in its way, but anxious to make known that the aim is something much greater.

Now is not the time to debate whether Santiago Calatrava's excesses are ultimately worth their irresponsibilities; it is time for us to make known that the starchitect model is old school and irrelevant.

In that document, he specifically and unequivocally endorsed the use of black soldiers, stating: "And I further declare and make known, that such persons of suitable condition, will be received into the armed service of the United States to garrison forts, positions, stations, and other places, and to man vessels of all sorts in said service".

To speak (dicere) in the proper sense means expressing the likeness of a thing in order to make known that of which it is the likeness (QLIS 37, 106).

Make known that the child was given a chance.

Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, has made known that he believes Mr Tusk's suggestions for limiting EU migrants do not go far enough.

During the event it was also made known that the president of the inaugural awards would be Geoffrey Rush.

Sometimes, staff only began cleaning when it was made known that visitors in authority were coming.

"I will make known to my society that I exist.

An FAA that makes us know that flying is safe.