Examples of 'which had made' in a sentence
Meaning of "which had made"
which had made - used to refer to a specific action or event that had caused a particular outcome or result
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which had made
Of the greeting which had made her.
Which had made him a star.
I wiped out the storm which had made us helpless.
Which had made many people think that prosperity will never come back.
Kind of romantic bond which had made him smile.
Just that which had made him applaud had impeded him to realize what was missing.
That strange dream it was which had made all the difference.
Which had made his private business so successful in admin -.
I had so many experiences which had made me to believe in this.
France, which had made an idol of this young hero, quivered with hope.
He described emigration as a tragedy which had made miserable the lives of many.
Our country, which had made no scientific achievements, has achieved this position.
She was clutching the eviction notice which had made her homeless.
Canada and other countries which had made accusations should remain impartial rather than criticize others.
He welcomed all delegations and thanked all countries and organizations which had made financial contributions.
It was these two shots which had made the video completely restricted.
I have acquired what was my right. I wiped out the storm which had made us helpless.
The birlinns which had made the Lordship now gathered to destroy it.
And they were more than forty which had made this conspiracy.
Rome itself, which had made all that strong world, was the weakest thing in it.
Kenley had contracted an infection which had made its way to her brain.
Spain, which had made significant reductions, only had to cut back by 5%.
Few of the satirical works which had made him famous are read today.
Appropriations worth EUR 15 million were reallocated to the Länder which had made most progress.
And fortune, which had made winston churchill.
This infamous and cruel action sullied that philosophy which had made her quit a throne.
England 's blue uniform, which had made its debut in this match, was never worn again.
That was a copy Gulnar which had made.
Word " excrement, " which had made Forcheville throw a sweeping glance round.
Austria expressed its thanks to those delegations which had made efforts to pay their assessments.
In that context, he thanked countries which had made voluntary contributions to those programmes.
It was down selected from among three companies which had made the cut earlier . ".
In particular, the inter-institutional meetings which had made for a better understanding of the respective opinions.
The dispute arose because Allah had given him the kingship, which had made him arrogant.
Following the closure of Agrobanka, which had made significant losses, bank profitability improved.
Meanwhile the 14th Division, on the right, which had made good.
One of the prophecies of Ezekiel which had made a profound impression.
He was grateful to the various Governments which had made his task easier.
Monnett inherited a heart ailment which had made her family over-protect and shelter her.
His main weakness was the lack of coordination which had made a career as a surgeon impossible.
It had been covered in a towel, which had made it difficult to see, Noriega said.
Lack of diversification from traditional commodities, which had made commodity-dependent countries vulnerable to price shocks ;.
This was very important for Fox, which had made it a top requirement.
In 1991 Croatia had been isolated, which had made Serbian aggression possible.
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