make造句

To make ammonia.

To make drunk; intoxicate.

Apparel make the man.

To make despondent; sadden.

They even make us laugh.

To make excuses for provocation

To make ready for accidents

Learning will make you invincible.

This can make parking easier.

Mistakes make walking possible for the smallest toddler, make speech possible, make works of genius possible.

Don't make a mistake in your spelling.

The examples will make this clear.

Large meals can make you drowsy.

Usually people make dumplings at home.

To make or use a budget.

Men lie to make themselves feel better, while women lie to make each other better.

Make a video: Take out your camcorder and make a video. Share it with your friends.

Then schedule time to make those changes immediately - or make the changes right away if possible.

"You make patrol, you make patrol!" he shouted gleefully, slapping my ass again and again.

One strand of silk doesn't make a thread; one tree doesn't make a forest.

So emotion can make you do strange things, emotions will make you lose judgement, and it will make you totally lose your mind.

The more you sell, the more you make, so if they can make themselves indispensable, they sell more and make more.

Remove all make up: Gently remove all make-up with make-up remover towelettes or a cotton pad soaked with olive oil.

Don't make a hurried decision, look round well first.

But anyway, we should make efforts to start with.

Finally, make downward cuts and the onion falls into dice.

Fear of losing can sometimes make you choose to leave.

Make sure the chickens are three feet apart from each other, and make sure to feed the chickens cornmeal.

Do they make you want to work or do they make you want to snuggle and sleep?

Whenever you make a deal， check first to make sure that the money you receive is kosher.

We should make a better use of the existing equipment.

But they know how to make a fire. So they can make it anyplace they need it.

Agile teams will make technology meet the expectations of the business and make it work: ubiquitous and reliable.

Make sure that nobody is allowed to abuse them, make sure they are properly guarded to prevent escape, and make sure they arrive safely at the POW processing point.

"I never wanted to make TV to be authentic but instead to make an acceptable show for modern viewers in terms of character-building, costume, make-up and storyline," Guk added.

He could make people laugh and cry, and arouse anger, and he meant to amuse and to make the world a better place.

Make the savings an automatic payment that happens every payday, and make it the first and most important bill you pay.

As you work with the data, see if you can think of changes that you could make at the outset to make reporting easier later.

So, if a person is on film without a shirt, the software could make that actor appear far more muscular, or make them taller, shorter or even heavier.

The hope was that giving the warning more publicity would make the government look in control and make the public vigilant rather than just scared.

Some caterpillars also make drumming sounds to keep their attendant ants alert.

On the lunar New Year 's Day, most families make a lot of delicious dumplings.

By itself, a settlement with India will not make Pakistan a safe place.