Sentence examples for e making from inspiring English sources
Still, putting Mr. O'Brien on the air at 11 p.m. positions his show directly against established late-night stars like Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert on Comedy Central and Chelsea Handler on E, making this deal among the most closely watched in television.
That has prompted many Americans to take supplements containing high doses of antioxidants, including Vitamin E. In 2003, Americans spent $710 million on Vitamin E, making it the second most popular individual vitamin, behind Vitamin C, according to the Nutrition Business Journal, which tracks industry trends.
However, if there are R elements that do references to E, it is necessary to copy all of them to the references list of E, making the complexity of this operation be (O ({varvec{R}})).
a fabrication of impression tries, b impression tray ready to be used, c rat in the position for taking impression, d taking first impression, e making first study model, f rat maxilla after animal sacrificed and orthodontic appliance was removed, g taking second impression, h making second study model.
The town's name means "nether lands," or "low lands"—a nickname left by 19th-century miners working in the yet higher elevations of nearby Caribou and is pronounced with a soft "e," making the town "Ned" to Boulder County locals.
Verizon's goal is to c) build the wireless business but also d) separate the 'special access' wires that are used for their wireless and gouge others who rent these BDS lines and services, while e) making the networks appear to be unprofitable--caused by funding the various lines of business in various ways.
An extra "e" made the tattoo read, "Why not, Everyone Elese Does".
e) Make people feel completely responsible for their work.
E's refined, E's sublime, E makes you feel fine". I mean, come on.
And Eddie Johnson – or Johnson, E – made up for a poor first half with the first goal of the comeback.
Thus, E makes sense and can be explained rigorously as the outcome of A through D".
