Sentence examples for lave from inspiring English sources
The word "make" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it as a verb to mean "to create or produce something." For example, "I need to make a cake for the party tonight.".
To lave in the wave, Majestic and chilly, Tomorrow I crave; But today it is silly.
The food is traditional Turkish, but the space, formerly home to a Greek coffee shop, of all things (Molon lave!), is what you might call Manhatto-Turko-NATO chic: exposed brick, pressed tin, semi-nudes on wood-panelled walls, Amy Winehouse on the stereo.
The vessel rocks beside the pebbly shore, The foamy curls its gaudy trappings lave; Oh!
There is one shot, she says, which has become standard - a shot of the '26 lave flow from Manan Loa, which destroyed the village of Hoopulos.
One such piece, The Fountain (2007), in which a bikini-clad Dunham laves her Rubenesque figure in a campus water feature, presaged the emphasis on body image in her subsequent work.
Clare laves his big hands together, scouring off some residue of the call.
The natural high color of her face was deepened with perspiration and laved in tears; she looked like a woman ready to call a cab to the airport.
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