Sentence examples for move that made from inspiring English sources

It was a welcome move that made Mr Peña look good.

It was Mikhail Gorbachev who had made, the bold move that made Bush's summit success possible.

Groton enrolled a black student in 1952, a move that made the newspapers at the time.

Carlisle benched DeShawn Stevenson in favor of J. J. Barea, a move that made the Mavericks smaller and speedier to start the game.

In 1999, in a move that made headlines, it allied itself with Johnnie Cochran, the West Coast lawyer best known for defending O. J. Simpson.

British regulators in January approved plans to refresh the country's nuclear reactors, a move that made the utilities a more attractive investment for foreign companies.

It's a move that makes good movie business sense.

Getting the right producer might be the move that makes the difference.

Why, it's the popular dance move that makes your bum jiggle like custard in a bin bag.

It's a move that makes almost no physiological sense, but there is nonetheless real poetry to it.

Importing a Las Vegas belter to hip-hop is the kind of ballsy move that makes West almost as good as he claims to be.