Sentence examples for making real the from inspiring English sources

You're making real the words, "For your freedom and ours".

"Rolling it out involves making real the losers from the [Treasury's] decision to push ahead with cuts.

"I would make the case in Copenhagen personally," he said, "if I weren't so firmly committed to making real the promise of quality, affordable health care for every American".

Chelsea, after signing Eden Hazard and Marko Marin this summer and with Oscar poised to arrive, are well stocked in midfield, making Real the most realistic destination for Modric, although Paris Saint-Germain also have the financial muscle to make a strong bid.

Even more enticing to them is making real the fantasy of enacting sweeping sales taxes on any activity that occurs on the Net.

That one hundred or more of the world's best musicians must be able to come together and subsume their ego, their individual expression, towards the good of making real the notes on paper.

But it makes real the urgency of the imaginative child's vision.

Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy.

It makes real the principle that for every right there is a remedy.

Basically the names make real the programme's existence, providing an image of the underlying model.

For Akpan, the point is to make real the miseries that afflict his continent.