Sentence examples for making this known from inspiring English sources
Some of the banks have been making this known, perhaps to call off the dogs.
High State Department sources made this known, and State Department spokeswoman Joseph Reap kept open the possibility at a news conference.
Unhelpfully, the US government has asked Chaplin not to enlist, but doesn't allow him to make this known.
Hamas made this known just hours after an Israeli airstrike on Gaza in response to the latest rocket attack on southern Israel.
I believe that any school that is unable to meet the needs of their students, including fulfilling Individualized Education Program recommendations, must make this known to the Department of Education.
It made this known throughout the world and built a team of experts from a wide spectrum of photographic art and science.
This paper was known to be actually read by the representatives.11 Thus, it was not just crucial to make something otherwise hidden public but rather to make this known to a relevant public; in this case to those who had to vote for or against the fracturing project at stake.
He regularly sent money and goods to old friends from his neighborhood, though he did not generally make this known.
Canadian and American military officers launched a quiet campaign to make this known to the press, and to advocate for Canadian agreement to acquire the warheads.
I never felt I could admit this while Darren was on active duty, but I do have to make this known now that he has been discharged.
