Sentence examples for making on a from inspiring English sources
That's the pitch real estate agent Gregory Masi is making on a house he's trying to sell in Kentwood, a 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-footn downstairs and four window-filled bedrooms above.
It is the same argument Mr. Silver has been making on a national scale.
Environmentalists worry about the excessive demands that population growth is making on a dry continent that is getting drier.
When he was posted in Afghanistan, he recalled, it was so hot that his sweat erased notes he was making on a map.
"If you look at the impact artists like M.I.A and films like Slumdog Millionaire are making on a global level, how Bollywood has embraced our artists, there's a real sense of things happening," says Shah.
Sanger traces the development of Obama's foreign policy architecture through a sprightly narrative of his decision making on a host of treacherous challenges — Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, the Arab Awakening and a rising China.
(For the public sector, a stakeholder is usually defined as an individual, group or institution perceived to be affected by, or interested in, decision-making on a certain issue cf. Creighton [51]) FTA exercises produce a wide variety of outputs (cf. Miles & Keenan [36]).
For a more efficient use of the available spectrum and to fully exploit the opportunistic nature of our scheme, we consider monitoring and decision-making on a per-RB basis instead of on a per-frequency-band basis (i.e., containing several RBs).
And what we're seeing now as the debate winds down to its final weeks is myth-making on a grand scale.
After Labour's "arrogant", chaotic decision-making on a Downing Street sofa, it is said, this coalition is made up of two parties that are "polite to each other" and take decisions "properly" round a table.
The term multi-stakeholder platform (MSPs) describes processes which aim to bring together all major stakeholders in a new form of communication, decision-finding (and possibly decision-making) on a particular issue.
