Sentence examples for making a much from inspiring English sources

It's just that Carnegie is making a much bigger deal of it.

"We are making a much more conscious effort to market to Washington," said Martin O'Malley, Baltimore's mayor.

In China, however, American companies are making a much larger bet that they can stay ahead in the intellectual property race.

She was making a much more fundamental argument, one that has regularly emerged in America's long and often ugly history in dealing with noncitizens and other vulnerable minorities.

The finance minister, Mathias Cormann, said: "We are making a much more substantial investment in supporting the economic transition, in particular in the manufacturing space".

Now he has returned as, if you will, the commissioner of West 43rd, making a much smaller splash but setting a heartening example while doing it.

However, even in this year of the unexpected, I cannot see common sense making a much-needed comeback.

Every screen in the Situation Room was turned to Al Jazeera, and the Egyptian leader appeared, making a much-anticipated address.

(That's "The Late Middle Classes," the 1999 drama by Simon Gray only now making a much-lauded West End debut in a limited run).

Pete Schourek, who pitched for Pittsburgh last season after making a much-debated start for Boston in the 1998 playoffs, has re-signed with the Red Sox.

Also, Jean-Luc Godard will soon be making a much-heralded return to Paris in his new movie, Éloge de L'amour: sited in the exuberant but some how high-serious, black-and-white Paris of his early career.