Sentence examples for half which makes from inspiring English sources

That will slice Locker's field in half, which makes for easier reads – something he may  need – and allow for more sandlot playmaking opportunities.

(What I didn't explain was that this was motivated by the stunning dining table in a shop near my house that costs a grand and a half, which makes me want to weep every time I walk by).

Putting your hair up really high makes your hair split in half, which makes it more fashionable for the Sock Hop.

He shot an air ball from the 3-point line with 4 57 left in the half, which made him 1 of 5 from the field.

Mike Smith and I haven't actually beaten each other up yet, but I shouted a bit.' The Americans poured one half of the plinth but then had to go back to the States to get more resin for the other half, which made a week's delay.

Griff and Jenny's predicament is half film noir, half melodrama, which makes sense considering the film's pedigree.

He is half-French and half-Hungarian, which makes him perfect for the job of Jobbik's "Mr France".

The men work in the morning for more than three and a half hours, which makes even the most enthusiastic learner difficult to engage.

Bournemouth score after 13 minutes and I'm concerned about whether my team can hold their nerve, but they score just before half time, which makes life much easier in the second half.

Michael Haimowitz at Morrell Wine Bar and Cafe uses half shortening, which makes the batter easier to whip so that it reaches a perfect consistency before the butter has a chance to break down.

I hate to hammer the point, but right now it is April of 2015 and the election is a year and a half away, which makes this current flare-up pathetic.