Sentence examples similar to making into one from inspiring English sources

Hoyer's motto, "Make it in America," even made into one of Obama's speeches.

The phrasing was retained even after pants were made into one complete garment.

History, like oil, is not a curse unless it is made into one.

Maybe they've been made into one of these little monsters by Kate Dowding.

"Comcast is not a great name," Mr. Siegel said, "but maybe it could be made into one".

The dynamic model of the flexible manipulator can be split up into two subsystems, however the transformed dynamics is made into one with the singular perturbation standard form.

(Also, although it did not apply here, they might run from a contract that cannot make into one that does.

I think all the medals should be melted down and made into one giant medal for Danny Boyle.

I'm sure it will be made into one – a sort of international, politicised version of Withnail and I.

Mr. Sarris set "Grand Avenue" (made into one of HBO's highest-rated films last year, with Robert Redford as executive producer) in Santa Rosa, Calif.

And they share Houston, the city that they are both helping to make into one of the country's most exciting places to eat.