Sentence examples for making as the from inspiring English sources

Eat soon after making, as the biscuits will begin to lose their crispness once filled.

And Mr. Muti is surely no slouch with fiery music making, as the Chicago Symphony musicians will confirm when he takes over this fall.

In his Mansion House speech, which the chancellor was making as The Economist went to press, he was expected to stick firmly to this line.Increasingly, however, the government's strategy is under strain.

I also found it to be the best way to see the state's many stunning sights — a discovery thousands of visitors are making as the proliferation of pilots in Alaska has led to an array of aerial jaunts.

This is just one of a number of initiatives seeking to influence public policy making as the political parties start to formulate manifestos for next election (now only 20 months away).

Mr Hay said the problem was in part "of our own making" as the local authority had "not supported our staff well enough" in the past.

"Several airports are already making a loss, and more will become loss-making as the year progresses," said David Bishop, head of policy at the AOA.

The Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, who took office in December, has pointed his finger at the central bank and its seemingly hapless monetary decision-making as the root cause of the country's economic woes.

I have always thought of art-making as the interval of time between the moment I choose the material, format and surface until the time I abandon it.

These applications have important implications in policy-making, as the associations between geography and drug use could be useful for planning drug prevention programs.

Both corporate buyers and private equity firms have grown emboldened in their deal-making as the stock and credit markets largely rose over the last year.