Sentence examples for making declined from inspiring English sources

Lace making declined in Venice in the early 19th century but was revived in 1872 at nearby Burano.

All the participants confess that being able to send a quick response by email today has made declining to referee much easier.

The police have declined to make that complaint public.

Moscow officials have declined to make donations to the rebuilding.

After the Second World War, the pace of film-making declined a bit (from 50 a year to about 30) and some of its most expensive stars were cut loose.

Offers were made (and declined) for the film rights.

MSG, which owns the Knicks, and Proximo Spirits, which makes 1800, declined to provide financial figures.

The company, which is making money, declines to put a number on either these expenditures or the anticipated profit.

The number of British films being made has declined in the past few years, according to new figures.

At NBC, where the bulk of the Olympics money was made, revenue declined 41.1% to $1.6 billion.

Buck's real gifts made her decline all the more awful to witness.