Sentence examples for folk make from inspiring English sources

Every so often, folk make a list of the places people dislike most.

The sale is, perhaps, unique in the crowd it attracts: families and middle-aged folk make up the bulk of the queue outside the RCA.

She demands that the complacent Jindabyne folk make some reparation to the Aborigine community, and is rewarded with indifference and hostility.

They would then have twelve senators instead of, at present, zero, since black folk make up twelve per cent of the population.

The end result is that the state pays over $600m a year on spending over which it has little control.Many worry that Illinois is close to the point where its obligations to retired folk make it an undesirable place to do business.

Although these self-sufficient folk make up only ten per cent of the study's sample population, their influence should not be underestimated; Hetherington points out that they may be "a harbinger of things to come," given the divorce rate, the general delay in marriage, and the steep rise in cohabitation (a living arrangement that portends badly for an enduring marriage).

Folk made 2 of 3 field-goal attempts.

The site is compiled by local folk, making it the perfect place for insider recommendations.

Exactly how these rich folk made their money can only be a matter of speculation.

But then came The Grand, an everyday story of 1920s hotel folk, made by Granada.

Given a second chance minutes later, Folk made a 42-yard field goal to win the game.