Sentence examples for to made the from inspiring English sources
Mattel is to made the German fashion designer behind Chanel, Fendi and his own label Karl, into a doll, not as a Ken, but as Barbie Lagerfeld.
The iTunes team took a few hours to made the track available as they had to liaise with head office in Cupertino.
Gov. John R. Kasich of Ohio met with executives from Ford, G.M. and Honda, which announced this week that it would build a plant in Ohio to made the Acura NSX that it unveiled here.
(Some of those I spoke to made the point that China had demonstrated its mastery of cyber espionage in the EP-3E incident, but it did not make overt use of it to wage cyber war).
Senator Daschle made it clear that Democrats at the highest levels planned to make regular use of the contrast between domestic and Iraq spending, promising a debate meant to made the administration squirm.
Al-Jazeera reporter Malcolm Webb blogged: "One woman I spoke to made the comparison of selling Osama Bin Laden paraphernalia post 9/11 – likely to be highly offensive to many Americans, how ever well intentioned the campaign behind it".
The quest was to make the Olympics.
"The announcer has to make the announcement.
"Nobody wanted to make the last out".
Feel free to make the results public.
