Sentence examples for making since the from inspiring English sources

Chairmaking has been a separate branch of furniture making since the mid-17th century.

Writer says it was roughly similar to proposals that he & others had been making since the summer of 1968.

So why did it take nearly 35 years to make the transition that radio comedians have been making since the days of Jack Benny?

When Franklin D. Roosevelt swept into the White House in 1932, most Americans were already primed to accept the economic and moral argument progressives had been making since the heyday of Henry George.

She touched every major issue, too: jobs, the economy, national security and, of course, she stressed an argument that she has been making since the beginning of the race — that she is the only Iowan running in the Iowa caucus.

He stuck to the position that the bond purchases the bank has been making since the spring of 2010 were temporary and limited, and justified solely as a way for the bank to maintain its control over interest rates.

Little progress has been made since the report was published.

Q What changes have been made since the acquisition?

The first proper two-seat sports car the company has made since the 1970s?

It will signify the progress the program has made since the Billy Gillispie era.

And disclosures made since the shooting complicate people's perception of fairness in the case.