Sentence examples for conceive making from inspiring English sources

Visual effects designer John Gaeta, who won an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects for the Wachowskis' The Matrix, was brought in to help conceive making Speed Racer into a live-action adaptation.

Miscarriage, the loss of a pregnancy before 24 weeks of gestation, affects up to one in five women who conceive, making it the commonest complication of pregnancy.

Those women who don't make it out are assigned as surrogates to couples who aren't able to conceive, made to wear uniforms, and forced to have sex with certain men.

In 2007, when the project was conceived, making a single TV programme could require 70 individual video-handling processes; DMI was meant to halve that.

Buddhist religious tradition holds that a white elephant entered the mother of the Buddha when he was conceived, making the material of particular significance.

Even though the internet has been around for quite some time now, the number of users is still growing, with more technologies conceived, making it more convenient for mankind to access anything online.

Buddhist tradition holds that the Buddha's mother dreamed of a white elephant the night he was conceived, making ivory carvings and amulets even more valuable in some Buddhist cultures.

See a doctor before taking the first steps to conceiving; making sure the male partner's sperm count is acceptable and the female partner is also capable of conceiving could save time and heartbreak.

For example, I'm not sure the budget resolution structure as originally conceived makes sense.

It takes the form of a list of "bequests," ironically conceived, made to friends and acquaintances before leaving them and the city.

For a movie that was conceived, made, and released during the age of classic Hollywood — which Norman Mailer recalled as "a mother-in-law's mother-in-law" — the ambient web of falsifications and outright propaganda, the sense of living in a nation-sized company town, could easily take precedence over the recognition of individual directorial achievements.