Sentence examples for works made him from inspiring English sources
This last question is answered by the Criterion Collection's two-DVD set of films by Stan Brakhage, whose peerlessly innovative works made him the most celebrated figure of American avant-garde cinema.
These works made him a great deal of money, which enabled him to indulge his taste for fine food and wines and amass a much admired collection of porcelain, which decorated his college rooms.
From Nobel laureates to roadside booksellers, Nigerians expressed their grief and shock at the death at 82 of Chinua Achebe, the literary giant whose works made him a household name and national hero.
His pastoral prose Idyllen (1756 72) and his epic poem Der Tod Abels (1758; "The Death of Abel") were his most renowned works, making him the most successful and typical representative of a literary rococo movement.
Its most important figure was David Cox, whose later works make him an important precursor of impressionism.
At 13, work made him a man.
His desperate need to work made him somewhat tractable.
Shomaker, a little defensive, said that the work made him happy.
Perhaps Bono's humanitarian work made him less inclined to mock himself and others.
That work made him think of his photographs as storytelling sets rather than collections of discrete moments.
His connections, as well as his work, made him a hate-figure for some in the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
