Sentence examples for Make it conspicuous from inspiring English sources

"It's a huge price cut, and the degree of change is meant to make it conspicuous," said John Musser, editor of ProgrammableWeb, an online service for developers.

I once tied a piece of fuzzy orange yarn to the handle to make it conspicuous and was deflated to discover my case circling on the carrousel next to a piece exactly like it, also adorned with orange yarn.

If they burp, do they make it conspicuous or do they try to conceal it?

Its colour makes it conspicuous, but its body often camouflaged by a coating of sand which also protects it from the sunlight.

Shrink the technology, make it less conspicuous and last longer, and most importantly make it cheap enough to be within the price of a cheap smartphone and you might have a winner.

The airplane pilot, Steven M. Altman, 60, could have spotted the helicopter, which even had blades designed to make it more conspicuous, but against the skyline it would have seemed like a small, stationary object and nearly invisible until the last few seconds, the board's experts said.

To make it less conspicuous, we made some modifications to the small flap above the white skin roll.

In 1992, the Albert Bridge was rewired and painted in an unusual colour scheme designed to make it more conspicuous in poor visibility, and avoid being damaged by ships.

Cover the trap with a towel or cloth without obscuring the entrance, to help obscure the trap and make it look less conspicuous.

To make it seem less conspicuous, pull out a homework planner with the piece of food, concealing the piece of food in your palm against the book.

In conversation, she will either focus on you, or if she is shy around you (which is good), she will try to have a third person to make it seem less conspicuous.