Sentence examples for making his place from inspiring English sources

So he is making his place more attractive.

I suspect that he dreams of making his place in history by converting the Arab world to representative democracy.

Last year, All-American Kendall Wright made his place in the record books.

Mr. Burnham spends most nights downstairs, which makes his place perfect for out-of-town guests.

But his earlier achievements make his place in history secure: he laid the foundations of the welfare state and led Britain to victory in World War I.

Sensing a coming cigar backlash, he made his place not only a cigar store but also a smoking lounge--a refuge where his increasingly put-upon customers could smoke.

Although this play received little acclaim, it is now thought to contain some of Kleist's most powerful poetry, with the grimness of plot and intensity of feeling that have made his place unique among German poets.

Beller, an architect who has thrown festivals in brownfields and installed toilets in shantytowns, seeks to "work for a just city, built with pleasure, where each person makes his place".

The 5-1 win at Wembley against Croatia this month that secured a spot in South Africa came a year after Walcott had apparently made his place in Fabio Capello's side permanent with a hat-trick in the 4-1 win in Zagreb.

FA general secretary Alex Horne has rejected Terry's claims the FA had made his place in the England team "untenable".

After some mixed early performances for England, Hobbs' success against South African googly bowlers made his place secure, and by 1911 12, when he scored three centuries in the Test series against Australia, critics judged him the world's best batsman.