Sentence examples for carry makes from inspiring English sources

Ordering things like cabs and cars, hotel rooms, hair appointments, restaurant reservations and more on the computer you carry makes a lot of sense.

Dallas police chief: Open carry makes things confusing during mass shootings.

It said: "Starbucks' pro-gun policy on open carry makes it an active supporter of the gun lobby's agenda to put more guns in more places in American life — and it must stop".

With the two long added constants, most of the time, the carry makes the majority of the 64 bits changed when a single bit is flipped in the counter.

He said the city recently increased the amount of insurance that livery drivers must carry, making such scams more profitable.

He has none of the baggage that Ms. Reno or Mr. Bush carry, made his fortune in Florida and has two children who attend public schools in the state.

The company announced this afternoon that its C by GE bulbs are the first to carry Made for Google certification.

But if you really believe that carrying guns makes our country safer, wouldn't open carry make more sense than concealed carry.

They were also more likely to be carrying something bizarre, and less likely to carry make-up.

A little surprisingly, to me at least, he then says that it's a "smokescreen" to let the government carry making welfare and spending cuts on public services.

It's best not to carry make-up since you can just apply it before you go to school.