to make a splash

And if Benchley denied it, as he always did, Mr Mundus was still determined to make a splash of his own.

Vanessa: You know as well as I do that money talks. He's just trying to make a splash in the business community.

He has been holding back on advertising spending and is ready to make a splash.

Similarly, while supervised, show your baby what sinks and floats in a bucket of water and get your baby to throw toys in to make a splash.

After an already stellar career in the water, Michael Phelps still hopes to make a splash at the Beijing Olympics.

Sony has already begun to debut the Move in small demos, but they plan to make a splash at this year's E3.

Mr. Mahindra is the latest Indian to make a splash at the Ivy League university this year .

China, the world's largest energy consumer, has a tendency to make a splash when it enters global energy markets.

But is that enough to make a splash in this competitive segment?

If, however, you are unsure which style of swimsuit to choose, let 21st Century help you make the right choice to make a splash this summer.

by Lars Berry The Water Cube is set to make a splash for the 2008 Olympics.

As for foreign policy, it is hard for middling powers to make a splash in the world.

For companies looking to make a splash , it can be money well spent.