The dough can be made the day before.
Capitalism can be made the servant, not the master.
Contributions in his memory can be made the Jewish National Fund or the Anti-Defamation League. Anti-Defamation League
"If you want, some kind of bridge can be made," the man said.
This dish can be made the day before and gently reheated.
Hence, on the macroscopic scale, on which experimental measurements can be made, the second law of thermodynamics holds.
Before any progress can be made, the political debate will have to move beyond the myth of energy independence.
If a spouse, for example, is the beneficiary of an I.R.A., a child can be made the contingent beneficiary.
It's also perfect for guests, as it can be made the day before, then heated up to serve.
Of course, the opposite argument can be made: the lack of an English education may perpetuate the misery of many of India's poor.
This is perfect for grazing, because it's served at room temperature; it can be made the night before and happily sit in the fridge overnight.
