Sentence examples for if one makes from inspiring English sources

John Abraham, another actor, said: "If one makes a film on gangsters, you don't expect them not to smoke in the film".

That may be reasonable, he said, if one makes a projection based on the number of cell phones sold per year these days.

If one makes the conservative estimate that 25percentt of people on welfare are depressed, that half of them can be treated successfully and that of that percentage, two-thirds could return to productive, at least part-time, work, factoring in treatment costs, that would still reduce welfare costs by as much as 8percentt -- a savings of almost $3.5 billion per year.

"If one makes strong assumptions and they are not correct, the validity of the conclusion is called into question," Rajaratnam said.

Hence, Tafel relationships can be obtained over a larger current density range (see below Calculations) than if one makes measurements over longer times, as is required in the steady-state methods.

The lure of the Trans-Siberian Railway for artists, writers, and tourists is the sheer length of the journey: it takes more than a week to traverse Russia by rail if one makes no stops.

(This is a fantasy I sometimes imagine the way one might imagine one's execution if one made a living injecting poison into beautiful killers and rapists).

If one made 19 random inversions in this region, it would be exceedingly unlikely that they would form a nested pattern like this.

If one made pictures, it had to be as critical commentary on the perfidy of images.

If one made him a suit of clothes, he would put it on and then vanish, never to return.

What kind of animal, I wondered, would result if one made a white peach sorbet and incorporated that with the peach eau-de-vie and prosecco?