Sentence examples for making way for a from inspiring English sources

As Zynga balloons, management is making way for a larger staff.

It's a bipolar collection that pumps out effervescent electronic pop before making way for a contentious personal agenda.

Demographic realities will one day betray GOP racial gerrymandering tactics, inevitably making way for a blue state.

Furthermore, aid would no longer be driven by territorial divisions and regional interests, making way for a cohesive aid strategy.

Everyone else congas out of the arena, making way for a new crowd for the next two-hour session.

However, in 1959 many of its decorative elements were removed, its elaborate cornices making way for a plainer "modern top".

June 2009: House of Lords hears Purdy's case - its final sitting before making way for a supreme court.

The same month, Mr. Berlusconi resigned, making way for a technocratic government led by Mario Monti, an economist.

A stone circle has been restored and returned after temporarily making way for a £250 million development.

Then on Aug. 8, Mr. Miller voluntarily surrendered his privileges, making way for a new architect, Anatole Plotkin.

Inside, much of the furniture had been removed from the living room, making way for a large picture, propped on an easel, of Megan Meier.