Sentence examples for Make mass from inspiring English sources

The Moroccan authorities frequently make mass arrests.

As a result, executives cannot make mass layoffs easily.

Some like this approach to make mass transit more competitive; others see new money for transit.

There was no need to make mass arrests on this night.

He wrote: "Is it the function of art to make mass graves banal?

Officers sometimes surrounded large groups of protesters, though they did not appear to make mass arrests.

But first put yourself in the loafers of an executive at King's, looking to make mass redundancies.

You sense the strain in Bernstein's attempt to make "Mass" both a hip theater piece and a grand concert work.

One of the factors that can make mass psychogenic illness more intractable is a strong plausible enemy.

They could match public shock with prompt, concerted and effective action to make mass shootings a less frequent fact of American life.

"Videotapes showing demonstrations or protests where no arrests were made is evidence that the city did not have a policy to make mass arrests," he said.