Sentence examples for were making whether from inspiring English sources

It was only when the records we were making – whether that was X-Press 2 or Ashley Beedle and Black Science Orchestra, or the Heller & Farley stuff – were picked up and played in New York, mainly by Frankie, that things really changed for us.

(Commitments were made; whether they are kept will be tested at a similar conference two years hence).

This fuels the suspicion that not one but several finds were made, whether accidentally or, more likely, in commercial digs.

"We are evaluating assessments that were made, whether or not those assessments were accurate, whether they were complied with and whether more needs to be done," she said.

It means bringing the crowd – the audience – into the process of whatever you're making, whether it's an article or a song.

I am proud of our public servants and the contribution they are making – whether in schools, universities, hospitals or local authorities.

No decision has been made whether dogs will be allowed in the park.

"When the choice was made whether to support workers or corporate America, she made her choice.

Then they became "developing," which implied progress was being made whether or not it was.

"The film was going to be made whether I participated in it or not.

Decisions will have to be made, whether to continue on to Rio at this point.