Would Bax, for instance, make the cut?
Middle Eastern proverbs, for instance, make frequent use of hyperbole and colourful pictorial forms of expression.
The lines down a fish, for instance, make a clean and easy way to fillet it.
"Garbage trucks, for instance, make 400 to 600 stops a day," he said.
You can, for instance, make clear that you do not want to be resuscitated if you go into cardiac arrest.
That makes it hard to produce standardised cells that will all, for instance, make exactly the same nerve cells.
Lists of scholarship winners, for instance, make it hard for the government officials to steer all the money to their own children.
Some of them do resemble drums, if strangely lumpen ones; a pair of Panton's Cone chairs, for instance, make a more or less conventional support.
European restrictions, for instance, make it virtually impossible for scientists at small laboratories there to carry out field tests of engineered seeds.
Stockbrokers, for instance, make important financial decisions in split seconds in conditions that are sometimes noisy, hot and socially tense, they noted in Psychological Science, a journal.
