Sentence examples for made from high-quality English sources.

• She made me better.

• They have been made of plastic.

• The incomparable Alun Wyn Jones made 23.

• They’ve made it with savings and odd jobs.

• Should we have furniture made in Asia for Asia?

• Deductions are also made for benefit overpayment errors.

• In all, 30% of each chair is made from recycled materials.

• That is, Black women made about 66% of what white men made.

Use made in a sentence.

• In other words, I will not have “made it,” until we have all “made it."

• Formerly made by hand, the various types are now made on knitting machines.

• Big accounts made money on the spread, and small accounts made money on incident fees.

• Formerly made only of cotton, they are now frequently made from synthetic fibre yarns.

• Presumably the decision is made for some reason; let us say that it is made for reason R1.

• Interior materials were also nice to the touch, but Polestar's commitment to sustainability — seat fabrics made from recycled plastic bottles, interior plastics made from waste cork products, and floor mats made from recycled fishing nets — is cool.

• In short, this meant gowns made from hundreds of metres of tulle; voluminous skirts made of feathers; a headpiece made from a cloud of chiffon, and an ultra-tight velvet jumpsuit with one cream arm which made a rushing noise as it passed.

• Correction 22 May 2019: This story originally included the Clifton Suspension Bridge among a list of structures made of brick - but, although the Leigh Wood abutment, upon which its south tower stands, is made of brick, the towers themselves are made of stone.

made sentence examples

• to take the theories which learned and speculative men have made from that government, and then, supposing it made on those theories which were made from it, to accuse that government as not corresponding with them. (1782 House of Commons motion, in SW IV: 148)

• What we have is in fact a very weak contributory principle: benefits mainly depend on the fact of having made contributions, but you can receive “contributory benefits” without having made contributions, and you can be ruled out of entitlement despite having made contributions.

• These include tough and lightweight beverage bottles made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), flexible garden hoses made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), insulating food containers made of foamed polystyrene, and shatterproof windows made of polymethyl methacrylate.

• “If anyone thinks made-in-China products are poisonous, please don’t use the face masks made in China, please don’t use protection uniforms made in China, please don’t use breathing machines made in China, so you won’t get infected,” said Geng Shuang, a Foreign Ministry spokesman, at a news briefing on Friday.