Sentence examples for making as it from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these accomplishments, along with other recent developments, such as the resolution of certain of our legacy liabilities, demonstrate the tangible and meaningful progress Kodak is making as it moves through the final phase of its restructuring.

After the first few episodes it remains unclear who, or what, is behind the mayhem, so points, as cringe making as it is to acknowledge, for suspense.

But it's unlikely that anything like that will come out of the hearing, which wasn't so much an exercise in oversight or fact-finding — never mind policy making — as it was a political battle.

That's baby making as it was experienced, often tragically, by Shelley in the early 19th century and (by implication) as it has been experienced in the early 21st century by members of Radiohole.

'They aspire to this sort of glamourised ideal of womanhood.' He also suggests that in making, as it were, a public spectacle of themselves, transsexuals often have a paradoxical need for an intensely private life.

The moves would signal an effort by the White House to bring on experienced Washington hands with records of bipartisan deal making as it faces the realities of a Republican-controlled House, a slimmer Democratic majority in the Senate and a resurgent grass-roots conservative movement.

Much research exists about patients' decision-making as it pertains to surgical care sought domestically.

It makes for poor decision-making as it plays to the soundbite and gallery.

He is right, too, to declare that the EU must sharpen up its ways of collective decision-making as it expands from its present membership of 15 to as many as 27.

The gaze, and how we see – particularly in the theatre – is at the heart of this play that operates like a clever, sometimes infuriating and occasionally exhilarating puzzle that draws from Oedipus and representations of parricide in art and literature, and considers classical and contemporary myth-making as it explores the process of making a fiction out of real lives.

That could fuel another round of intense deal-making as it becomes clear who is getting financing and who is not.