Sentence examples for buried making from inspiring English sources

Some articles pointed to that Vanity Fair article that Paltrow fought so hard to have buried, making demands to editor Graydon Carter that he likened to that of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un.

Authorities believe it is upside down and partially buried, making removal difficult.

They concluded that all were deliberately buried, making this site pivotal to contentions that Neandertals had symbolic capacities.

The benzo[1,3]dioxole moiety is deeply buried, making close contact with Ala397 and Gly232 at the bottom of the cleft.

That is, it either requires more skill or can be done by more people around the world or is being buried — made obsolete — faster than ever.

Two days later 200 people witnessed the volunteer's disinterment; he explained that being buried makes people extremely horny and propositioned the music journalist Vivien Goldman, pleading: 'I have money.

The Penguins scored their first goal at 18 37 of the first period when Detroit goalie Chris Osgood let the rebound of a Evgeni Malkin slap shot trickle away for Ruslan Fedotenko to bury, making it 1-1.

The 22-year-old defender spent most of last season on loan at Bury, making 18 appearances for the Shakers.

In some particularly dangerous places, such as Luhansk region, victims are said to have been buried informally, making accurate counts difficult.

Vital communications (telephone cables) were buried underground, making them vulnerable only to an accidental direct hit.

"Who knows the fate of his bones," its owner had once mused, "or how often he is to be buried," thus making the theft especially ironic.