Erstad does not expect the postseason setting to make a difference in the way the Angels play.
Born and raised in Hale County, Mockbee set out to make a difference, using whatever was at hand.
One crew member, retired midwife Elizabeth Hunter, set out to make a difference by teaching new and safer techniques to various groups of traditional birthing attendants.
Bill Modell was a humble man who set out to make a difference in people's lives through his leadership in business, public administration, and philanthropy.
Armed with these statistics, a group of New Orleans children who called themselves the Rethinkers set out to make a difference in their community during the post-Hurricane Katrina rebuilding period.
Since that would boost every form of low-carbon generation equally, setting one would allow ministers to observe their no-subsidy pledge, and still see the reactors built; but the floor would have to be set high to make a difference.
He said when he came into the N.H.L. in 1987, he recognized that he was not a slick puck handler or a natural scorer, so he set out to make a difference in front of the net and in the corners.
So I set out to make a difference.
Through one of our flagship programs, Project Make [it] Count, which provides $450 in seed money to partners and staff to design and implement a service project in their community, John set out to make a difference at Oswego High School in Portland.
The EAT initiative sets out to make a difference in this direction.
