Sentence examples for making a place for itself from inspiring English sources

The new electricity exhibition doesn't quite succeed in making a place for itself in this company, but no one who comes here will see it in isolation, so it is best to take its strengths and weaknesses in stride.

CUBS 8, PHILLIES 4: Julio Zuleta is quickly making a place for himself in the majors.

The foundation has made a place for itself as a generator of new ways of tackling old problems.

In this way, "Only Yesterday," though an emphatically local story, makes a place for itself in the pantheon of international modernism.

4. Modern Ukraine has been struggling to make a place for itself in the world since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. 5.

Backpack Thanks to its ubiquitous presence on catwalks and in stores for numerous seasons, the backpack has graduated from its formerly reserved domain of schoolgoers and cyclists to make a place for itself in the everyday wardrobe.

It had made a place for itself in the Modernist repertory, the creed of Expressionism, an art made directly from, by and for the self, unrestrained by affectations of polish, reason or classical beauty.

But the city is betting that, with the help of a long-neglected jewel of a theater, it too can make a place for itself on the region's arts map.

When the Metropolitan Opera gave the American premiere of Gluck's "Iphigénie en Tauride" in 1916, the critic for The New York Times, Richard Aldrich, praised the work but added, "Whether the opera will make a place for itself in the admiration of this public is something of a question".

"We're making a place for personal experience.

Ms. Bishai admits that making a place for herself in the brownstone was a challenge.