Sentence examples for making of their from inspiring English sources

As MPs gear up to debate pension reform Labour is busy taking the mickey out of coalition ministers over the muddle they are making of their policy.

"You don't get that sense you are celebrating the beginning of their life or making of their commitment," said Sun Jung Kim, one of 14 bridesmaids and a friend from Princeton.

With all the hope that followed Mr Aristide back into power now a bitter memory, the unthinkable seems increasingly possible: nostalgia for the Duvalier years.One reason is the mockery Haiti's politicians have been making of their young democracy.

Also in Grantland, Jake Austen talks to several members of the iconic 1985 Chicago Bears, not about football, but about making of their Grammy-nominated recording, "The Super Bowl Shuffle".

Europhiles, averting their eyes from the mess the existing euro-zone members are making of their new monetary regime, perform the classic routine: "Britain is winning the argument in Europe".

He expects student reflections to demonstrate understanding of core course concepts, be grounded in video data, and to ultimately convey the meaning they are making of their performance along with the development of self-awareness.

Gabriel Sousa and Thaigo Storino walked us through the making-of their own tribute portrait to the famous cartoon shaggin' wagon Scooby Doo's Mystery Machine.

That attack raised questions about the preparedness of the officers, the decision-making of their commanding officers and the apparently superior intelligence-gathering abilities of the Maoists.

For the cause of the marines' beaching on the banks of the Euphrates is not the resistance they face on the other side of the river, but the bad decision-making of their command.

For instance, in case of diagnosis of the same fault classes set, one can consider that these information are independently, in parallel, classified and after the decision-making of their results gives then final results as shown in Fig. 1.

Canadian family physicians clearly find themselves challenged in supporting the decision-making of their patients.