Sentence examples for to make since from inspiring English sources

The spectators will be getting a good look at whatever progress Woods has been able to make since Augusta.

This was a harder argument to make, since it is — and to people like Glenn Beck remains — counter-intuitive.

The last accusation was a curious one for the dean to make, since fundamentalist churches are generically dictatorships.

These are the sacrifices, large and small, that Dionne Henry has had to make since losing her job.

The most difficult adjustments I've had to make since Alison died have been the really tiny things.

The Wigan chairman, David Sharpe, said: "It's undoubtedly the toughest decision I've had to make since becoming chairman.

At last we have the movie every would-be cinematic visionary has been trying to make since 1927.

The $6.6 billion sale was "probably the hardest decision that I've had to make since I became CEO," says John Faraci, IP's boss since 2003.

That point is an important one to make, since a diminishment in Mr. Pollini's nigh unto impervious technique was substantiated in short order.

I wasn't starting anything new, I was waiting my turn to make the statement I'd been trying to make since I was 14".

People have known how to make ethanol since the dawn of civilisation, if not before.