Sentence examples for name has made from inspiring English sources
Her sister, Rosa Melamed, 46, who like Jeniette, uses her maiden name, has made the same emotional journey.
The long-lasting volume of searches involving her name has made Ms. Spears something of a benchmark for the logs team.
But recently, Ms. Dijkmans said, the name has made a comeback, and the company is planning to open 10 or 15 additional stores.
In the fortnight since it opened, Marvel Avengers Assemble, to use the flick's full name, has made more than a billion dollars at the global box office, breaking a slew of records on the way.
In the back-room theater, local bands screamed out "Bad Penny" and "Colombian Necktie" from an album whose unprintable name has made me blush ever since I saw it back in 1987.
Debbie Ball, a local confectioner known as the Candy Lady, who has a shop of the same name, has made a small fortune selling dime bags of blue rock candy meant to evoke Heisenberg's meth formulation.
He went once in 2014, but the sign-in sheet that asked for his name had made him suspicious.
By that point, another big name had made Dolly her own: the film version featured a 27-year-old Barbra Streisand as the middle-age widow.
Never has the kale farmer's son who said his name had made "a small noise" in his homeland enjoyed such overwhelming popularity.
But Mr. Gentili said that a member of the Assembly, whom he would not name, had made it clear recently that an extension would not be granted.
The Indonesian media have been filled with heated debate since it emerged this month that Mr. Suharto's name had made it onto a Social Affairs Ministry annual shortlist of candidates to be added to Indonesia's official pantheon of 138 national heroes.
