Sentence examples for melt has made from inspiring English sources

Advocates of Arctic drilling say the summer melt has made it feasible to produce oil between the months July and October, while depleted conventional hydrocarbon reserves and soaring demand for energy has put pressure on companies to tap ever less conventional resources.

Alternating freezes and melts had made the ice temperamental and dangerous this year, even when it was two feet thick.

Mars and "Billionaire" are part of the fascinating slow melt that has made it almost impossible to figure out what is or isn't a hip-hop song, especially those that end up in the Top Ten.

He argues that human diversity is good, and the iconic "melting pot" has made the United States what it is today.

Adding to Texas's traditional culture, established in the 18th and 19th centuries, immigration has made Texas a melting pot of cultures from around the world.

I'm a firm believer that this country is a melting pot and that is what has made us an unstoppable force; however, it would be mistaken to think that this animosity toward immigrants is new.

In some instances it has made large solid tumors melt to nothing.

Jennifer Francis has made waves linking the melting Arctic to extreme weather around the world.

But now that they were running out of places to drill in the rest of the world – and, perversely, polar ice melting due to global warming had made Arctic reserves easier to reach – oil companies were jockeying for a piece of the action.

An upholsterer's assistant once wrote Mrs. Gibson to say that her "Pride and Prejudice" had made "the stitches melt down into insignificance" as she labored over an antique chair.

You'll also need to melt soap base in green for leaves; do that after you've made the flowers.