Sentence examples for Make a repair from inspiring English sources

His father had been called make a repair across the road from the Beckley Furnace, which closed in 1918.

It is not certain why other organs and limbs have lost this useful capacity, but perhaps only the liver was damaged often enough during its owner's lifetime to make a repair system worth the cost.

Even if there is a service provider in the next town who knows how to make a repair, he or she is probably too busy to breathe life into a wheezing Sub-Zero sitting an hour away.

Writer says Dr. Bob Kim's translations are the most incredible invention at the Expo, and that he can make a repair manual for a rocket-launching armored tank sound like a poem by John Ashbery.

Ms Apter said nobody should have their life put at risk because a landlord refuses to make a repair and was quick to give students a message on behalf of Electrical Safety First.

Saved by the wind, the Italian America's Cup challenger Luna Rossa was saved the embarrassment of having to pull out of the fourth race of the Louis Vuitton Cup as hammers were being wielded to make a repair to their crippled boat.

Eyeglass repair kits are readily available at drugstores and contain everything you need to make a repair--screws, a tiny screwdriver and sometimes a magnifying glass.

One said he had recently been pelted in the back of his head with an egg while out making a repair.

Between the Crashes SHARNISE WINGATE, 25, a service technician for Verizon, was making a repair call in Brooklyn Heights when a friend called her to tell her that one of the towers had been hit.

Time is of the essence: if the ends are not brought together quickly enough, the molecules will form bonds with other molecules on their own side, making a repair impossible.

Also, to fight right, it's very important to respond well if your sweetheart makes a repair attempt - the technical term for a gesture of reconciliation and love.