Sentence examples for make since the from inspiring English sources

LUCIE, Fla .— The Mets on Sunday made the announcement they had been itching to make since the middle of February: Johan Santana will be their starter on opening day.

There's plenty of time for him to prove himself (again) before the selectors get round the table with more decisions to make since the hokey cokey squads of the 1990s.

Democrats on the committee are putting forward the argument that they were misled by officials of the company, Solyndra — an argument that may be impossible for the Energy Department itself to make, since the department has been an observer on the Solyndra board since February.

So it was a good enough, steady-as-she-goes speech for Middle Britain, the kind the recession has repeatedly forced the prime minister to make since the bankers' recession of 2010 and the blaming of it all on Labour and the Greeks.

Analysts and hoteliers say that the increase in business has come at a cost and that the packed hotel rooms mask the lost jobs, deep discounts on room rates and other tough decisions hoteliers have had to make since the attack -- not to mention the coming challenges.

Which some would say is a challenging argument to make, since the trends that are pumping up London are supra-national.

Little progress has been made since the report was published.

Q What changes have been made since the acquisition?

The first proper two-seat sports car the company has made since the 1970s?

It will signify the progress the program has made since the Billy Gillispie era.

And disclosures made since the shooting complicate people's perception of fairness in the case.