had made

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The employee's phone records did not show that he had made a call at or around the time he was observed using the mobile phone.
So, once she had made up her mind, she put on her little shoes and went out of the house.
Sure was I of His efficiency to save what He had made: convinced I grew that neither earth should perish, nor one of the souls it treasured.
It was because he had made a serious affair of an idle matter, by thinking of it as if it were of any consequence.
It would have helped if America had written off the war loans it had made to Britain and France, but it was not prepared to do that.
Worried about the time available, Zhang Pingyu had made a list of the sites she wanted to see in London .
He had made a serious mistake and it was no use trying to minimize its seriousness.
The defence secretary, Philip Hammond, said the MoD had made progress and was now "balancing its books" .
In the midst of its joyful flight, it remembered the promise it had made to return and tell the other bugs where it had gone.
He reckons the Mexican drug-traffickers had made it clear to her that giving evidence against them would not be a wise move.
For years he had made a practice of riding unmanageable horses, and he never heard of a vicious brute without wishing to try it.
President Lincoln had made a speech in which he said that the recent successes gave hopes of a righteous and speedy pace.
Four years later Murray and Gottman did a follow-up to see whether the equation had made the right prediction.
Although Omega had made the first watch taken to the moon, it had become something of a national joke by the 1980s.
They wrote to him in tables of brass, to renew the friendship and alliance which they had made with Judas, and with Jonathan his brethren.
She intended to dress up as a ghost and as she had made her costume the night before , she was impatient to try it on .
No one could turn him from his purpose once he had made up his mind.
Parkinson's, a neurological disorder in which some of the brain cells that control movement die, had made him unable to walk.
Finally, as she went on and on about her dissatisfaction with a purchase she had made, he politely interrupted her.
Yet it was these very bells which had made him deaf; but mothers often love best that child which has caused them the most suffering.
I never admitted that to myself then, but in my heart, I knew 1 was a better person than I had made myself out to be.
Acting Chief Inspector Nigel Whitehouse said the public had made a very important contribution to solving a number of recent crimes.
Cutting the deficit would force her to scrap some of the social promises she had made to voters.
The hedges had made close to half a billion dollars and stood to make more as the stocks continued to fall.
He gave her a grateful, furtive look, and went back to his guest; an impulse had made him hide from her the true condition of affairs.
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