Sentence examples for making became from inspiring English sources

He hit 92 in a game at Bristol and the wave he was making became irresistible.

Instead, the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (Ceta) – a 1,500-page 1,500-pageeven years in the making – became the target of a spectacularly hostile campaign.

"When I stopped doing the performances, the pieces I was making became the performance — they are almost all performative," he said, walking over to a portion of a scale-model arch bridge that will be in the New Museum show.

Candy making became his hobby About 25 years ago he began selling some of his candy to friends and relatives, and then, in Dec., 1944, he opened this store.

The ancient art of glove making became an industry in 1834, when Xavier Jouvin of Grenoble, France, invented the cutting die that made possible a glove of precise fit.

We see children who have never felt success from using a tool to help them manipulate material, never felt the pride of producing something for others and never felt the optimism of daring to ask: "would it work if … ?" Somehow, somewhere along the line, making became seen as a "nice" activity, but one we could do without.

Advice for good forest practice or political decision making becomes critical when these underlying uncertainties are ignored.

After that day, just about every move Mr. Smith had made became news.

The large print that was made became the first official portrait of a New York City mayor that was not painted.

Because upon graduation promises made became debts to be paid.

After the 1997 economic crisis, many big private hospital chains went bankrupt and loans they made became non-producing loans (NPL) [ 16].