Sentence examples for made a dead from inspiring English sources
The Russians & E. Germans have made a dead letter ofmany parts of the Berlin agreements.
A few months after Blithe Spirit opened, a medium called Helen Duncan held a public seance in Portsmouth, in which she apparently made a dead sailor from the HMS Barham materialise before the audience's eyes.
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White House staff made a dead pool for each other.
It feels incredibly corny to say, "He made a dead language come alive".
If you fall into the trap of automatically thinking "they are right and therefore I am wrong" you have made a dead end proclamation and have lost the opportunity to consider other possibilities.
There was no evidence that Chung was attempting to make a dead drop.
Justice Breyer said that approach would make "a dead letter" of the exception to patent eligibility for laws of nature.
Was the countess making fun of herself, or was she making a dead serious point about the role of women?
Richard Uviller, said: "I can't imagine anybody arguing that a drug could make a dead person come alive.
"We should be congratulating the England team", reckons Kabira Namit, "for going out of their way to make a dead rubber interesting.
