Sentence examples for more made a from inspiring English sources

"I realize it's only one of the issues, but my friends this nation has never, in two centuries and more, made a worse foreign policy mistake.

In 1905 Bengal was partitioned, and Assam was amalgamated with eastern Bengal; this created such resentment, however, that in 1912 Bengal was reunited, and Assam was once more made a separate province.

Jaguar, accustomed to production runs of 20,000 or more, made a bold wager that it could stamp out the new XJ like a steel car.

"I apologize too much!" (More make a move).

"Last year, I had to do a little bit more, make a few more plays," Tebow said.

There are recipes for omelets, frittatas, custards, mousses and much more, making a rich collection indeed.

In principle, less could be more, making a big-picture sweep into something leaner and sharper.

John Harbaugh smiles more, making a point to thank everyone for coming when he begins his postgame news conferences.

Under Lib Dem rules, a conference can be triggered if 20 conference reps or more make a request.

I would say it is more making a map of what you don't know and confining it.

Any researcher can order a cell line and spend a year or more making a needed knockout mouse.