Sentence examples for courses makes from inspiring English sources

The handful of main courses makes the expected stops.

Emily, who had chosen mostly science courses, makes her ­allegiance clear: "Faith" is a fine invention When Gentlemen can see – But Microscopes are prudent In an Emergency.

A rota of international chefs, plus fresh organic produce, combined with a light, airy warehouse setting and the freedom to roll one's own between courses, makes for a popular, and surprisingly upmarket, experience.

This, of course, makes sense.

That, of course, makes five candidates impossible.

Which, of course, makes it absolutely hilarious.

Orthodoxy, of course, makes opportunities for mischief.

More time, of course, makes better stock.

This, of course, makes her terribly irritating.

And that, of course, makes this decision even more depressing.

This, of course, makes him easy to parody.