Sentence examples for weiner making from inspiring English sources

One man continued to heckle Weiner, making it hard to hear his speech.

Mr. Weiner made reference to the episode on Twitter.

A spokeswoman for LinkedIn declined to comment, pointing to comments Mr. Weiner made in a memo he sent to employees.

In an interview published on Sunday in The Staten Island Advance, Mr. Weiner made his intentions clear: "You're stuck with me," he said.

Mr. Weiner made a simple work in which he formed a grid with 34 wooden stakes on a grassy field and then connected the stakes with twine.

At their wedding, Mr. Weiner's robust premarital dating life was the subject of considerable roasting, and Mr. Weiner made it clear Monday that Ms. Abedin knew about his rakish past, including his use of social media for sexual communication.

In his new book, "Long for This World," Weiner makes similar use of another brilliant theoretical scientist, the English gerontologist Aubrey de Grey, a tireless proselytizer for radical life extension.

It would be easy to quibble with some of the points Weiner makes, like his suggestion that the current shadow market is different from previous, Western-­dominated ones because "even when you look at America's imperial incursions, they were ­typically based on advancing the cause of commerce and trade," as opposed to advancing political goals.

But Weiner makes no apologies.

So when a man conveniently called Weiner makes the mistake of following the impulses of his weiner, it is not just his issue.

Words appear on the page as if in motion -- which, Weiner makes exhilaratingly clear, they truly are, perception-altering forces that tunnel and spiral, propelling forward and doubling back.