Sentence examples for makes including the from inspiring English sources

Schjeldahl writes, "Deliberate deadness distinguishes Hirst's art, not only in the famous pickled shark but in everything he makes, including the paintings now globally on display: grid arrangements of colored disks, in household gloss paint, on white grounds.

It's well known that Steven P. Jobs, the chief executive of Apple, has had a hand in the design of just about everything Apple makes, including the Macs, MacBooks, iMacs, iPods, iTunes, iPhones, iPads and, now, the iCloud.

Deliberate deadness distinguishes Hirst's art, not only in the famous pickled shark but in everything he makes, including the three hundred and thirty-one paintings now globally on display: grid arrangements of colored disks, in household gloss paint, on white grounds, all but the earliest few of them executed by the artist's employees.

A spokesman for the former prime minister, who is understood to have already received a £4.6m advance for A Journey, said he would hand over all the money he makes – including the advance – "as a way of marking the enormous sacrifice [the armed forces] make for the security of our people and the world".

That fact is stamped on everything it makes including the company's trademark watches, which are hand-assembled in Detroit — even the movement is assembled in the Detroit office.

This somewhat obscure offering is available on nearly every connected device Sony makes, including the PS3, Bravia TVs, Sony Ericsson Android phones, the PSP, and all their set-top boxes and connected Blu-ray players.

All this leaves the Bush Treasury with major decisions to make, including the immediate fate of the 30-year bond.

Lance Reha, whose short "Sledge" took one week and $50 to make ("including the pizza"), has seen his stock rise in his borough and in the film community.

Survey respondents cite many role models who shine a light on the contribution older people make, including the Queen, Mick Jagger, actor Maggie Smith and TV presenters Joan Bakewell and David Attenborough.

A series of reforms were made, including the installation of electric lights, limited connections to running water, and the paving of certain streets with cobblestone.

This means that we will not engage in new projects or commitments and that no disbursements will be made, including the Agua Zarca project".