Sentence examples for by making out from inspiring English sources

Canadian taxpayers pay income taxes by making out cheques to an entity know as The Receiver General.

A neighbor called Rich Patrick Fugitt) has a habit of dropping by, making out with Virginia, and getting on Catherine's nerves.

Many graduate schemes bring in prospective hires by making out that everything "will be exactly like your first year at uni".

'I got away with it by making out that I couldn't speak the language very well and crying a lot,' she says, laughing, and I conclude that if she's not brave, she is definitely resourceful.

I'd defend the right for any novelist to experiment with form or language, but if people don't take to it, don't react by making out that they are thick.

Kant is popularly thought to have discredited metaphysics so, since the Enlightenment, bien pensants have tried to rehabilitate religion by making out that it is really something else – an existentialist "philosophy" about the human condition, an ethical system or a list of answers to the big questions.

The woman, Nancy Frank, had baked it; she pays the rent by making out-size cakes to order.

But after getting two singles in his first three at-bats, he dropped to.398 by making outs in his last two at-bats.

Meanwhile, Devon returns with intent to sabotage Jack, but Liz attempts to make Devon look bad by forcibly making out with him in front of a security camera.

In the medieval and Renaissance periods, balconies were supported by corbels made out of successive courses of stonework, or by large wooden or stone brackets.

All smoothed away by tongues made out of sandpaper.