Sentence examples for making in that from inspiring English sources

The point that Scarlett is making in that memo is that there are other countries with maybe more developed WMD than Iraq, and we're doing nothing about them.

Yiadom-Boakye is doing more than exploring the supposedly uncharted territory of black selfhood, or making — in that hackneyed phrase — the invisible visible.

With some 70 percent of the adult population engaged in agriculture, it seemed unlikely that Italy could achieve the economic progress that other European countries were making in that period.

Now that was the sort of joke a left-wing comedian should be making, in that it was designed to offend the mighty in support of the vulnerable, and Mr Boyle was justly livid about the apology.

Writer-director Kim Mordaunt and producer Sylvia Wilczynski draw on their experience of documentary making in that country to spin this winning tale of a cursed but rebellious boy, forced to move home by a dam-building project but eventually finding inspiration in a village rocket contest (these rockets being scarily humungous fireworks).

"The point that I was making in that e-mail, maybe not as politically correctly as I should have, is let's not over-obsess or spend a lot of money dealing with customers with completely unrealistic expectations," he said, pointing out that the delay was due to weather and that the passenger was offered a $200 voucher toward future flights even though he had paid only $73 for two round-trip tickets.

And Dan was made in that moment.

My career was made in that house".

The sale is made in that room".

Arrests were made in that case.

No arrests have been made in that case either.