Examples of 'were made today' in a sentence
Meaning of "were made today"
were made today - refers to activities, decisions, or creations that have just occurred on the current day. It indicates recent developments or productions
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were made today
If this movie were made today it would spark outrage.
Donations totaling three billion dollars were made today to.
Were made today.
These deposits were made today.
Arrests were made today tying upper-level fbi agents good.
The announcements were made today.
Arrests were made today tying upper-level FBI agents to a series of local bank robberies.
But i think if the wizard of oz were made today.
The declarations were made today in the presence of the Tribunal.
The following payments were made today.
Multiple arrests were made today for the murder of Hillary Neals.
It sounds related to the changes that were made today.
S Office and arrests were made today of more officers.
A number of important and useful suggestions and comments were made today.
More arrests were made today.
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Well, despite our differences, I believe great strides - were made today.
The two announcements were made today in London.
No one raised that issue in the statements that were made today.
Multiple arrests were made today for the murder of Hillary Neals. Call an ambulance.
Basically, a lot of posts that were made today were lost.
In hell . The announcements were made today.
Donations totaling three billion dollars were made today to the Red Cross, the Salvation Army.
Admirer Steven Spielberg estimates that if this film were made today it would cost $285 million.
I'm telling you, those were made today.
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Our discussion today is very much to be welcomed
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Training against him made everyone stronger
Made a very nice thing out of it too
The delivery must be made to him personally
