Sentence examples for make of the captain from inspiring English sources

What do you make of the captain's actions and explanation?

What the Americans make of the European captain is, frankly, irrelevant.

Much was made of the fact that the captain, Mr. Dhoni, grew up in an uncelebrated eastern city called Ranchi.

The accomplishment led his native country to make him the captain of its Olympic team.

Just like you have the right to say that it's not funny, and then temporarily blind me and make me the captain of a ship to show me how unfunny it is.

He retired to Bildeston in Suffolk and from there continued to request appointments, finally being made one of the captains of the Greenwich Naval Hospital in 1828.

The strength of the seaman make the captain succeed.

But there was an elder in our midst, an English teacher who made me the captain of an art project: to cover a school bulletin board with whatever images Shakespeare's 1599 play about masculinity at war with itself called up in my imagination.

The recommendation was made by the captain of the German U-boat U-468 sunk by Trigg's aircraft.

In 1803, Maxwell was involved in the capture of St Lucia, for which he was made captain of the ship of the line —the flagship of his former commander Sir Samuel Hood.

If so, he must have relished the irony that after attending officers' training school he was made the captain of an all-black stevedore battalion.