Sentence examples for make to bring from inspiring English sources

When guards discovered a radio he had helped make to bring news to the inmates, he was interrogated and tortured.

The voting pool is affected by who attends the conference — 44 percent of voters were students — and by special efforts campaigns can make to bring in supporters for the vote.

The European Union would be unlikely to force Greece out, but Greece could decide to leave if it could no longer stomach the draconian spending cuts it is being forced to make to bring its deficit under control.

As one diplomat put it to me, "They understand what changes they must make to bring Zimbabwe in from the cold, and we believe they can do it".

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He said the council was prepared to help pay for the necessary works to make to bring HS2 into the city, admitting that could run to tens of millions of pounds.

In 2006, a new attempt was made to bring "Gatsby" to Broadway.

Both well-publicized and clandestine efforts were made to bring Jews to Palestine.

He said arrangements were being made to bring the suspects to Islamabad.

"Good progress has been made to bring the adjustment program back on track," they said.

After that, arrangements were made to bring in the West Indian cutters.