Sentence examples for powers that make from inspiring English sources

And the apps have extra powers that make them much more convenient than a book.

It turns out he has some mysterious dark powers that make him special.

The PM has vowed to spend the next two years renegotiating Britain's relationship with Brussels and bring home the powers that make us an independent nation.

At least on paper, Sudan's year-old constitution enshrines democratic practices and a separation of powers that make it look almost like a liberal western democracy.

In all "constitutional showdowns," as they put it, the powers that make and judge law have to defer to the power that administers the law.

Claire, a big blue square, has floating powers that make her feel like a superhero; Chris, another square, has a puny jump that makes him surly.

If anything it was the Axis powers that made the breakthrough.

But anyone who read him or knew him understood that in his appraisal of architecture, and of the powers that made it possible, Herbert Muschamp was governed by passion.

One of the Fantastic Four, the Thing, looked like a monster and often acted like one, and he hated the powers that made him look that way.

DiCintio, whose day job is that of assistant principal at Sacred Heart High School in Yonkers, has coached league powers that made it to the sectional final four at the Westchester County Center in White Plains.

They're reskins of existing enemies, but with a whole suite of new powers that makes fighting them tense, strategic, and more than a little bit stressful.