Sentence examples for making it live from inspiring English sources
Nowadays, a lot of work has been put into making it live up to Marshall's hopes.
Acknowledging the achievement of Hitler's architects was another way of making tradition dangerous, and so making it live.
Rueda says superblocks go back to Cerdà's philosophy and take it to the next level, to the modern world, by making it live with and for the ecosystem.
It turns rubbish into fertility, food and beauty; it's about sense and structure, detail and design, but nature does the hardest part, which is making it live.
In Adrian Noble's 1982 Stratford production of "Antony and Cleopatra," in which she starred opposite Michael Gambon, Mirren felt that she'd reached the pinnacle of "making it live anew almost every night".
"The play's message about the comprehensive removal of hope and dignity from an entire tier of society is arguably now even more cogent than when it was written; however, [this] production pronounces this message rather than making it live".
Though readers often talk about the majesty of the King James Bible, what has made it live is in fact the simplicity of its language.
It just makes it live and breathe".
"To defend a language, one has to make it live".
"Suspicious activity is caught in our filters before it makes it live to the site.
