Sentence examples for made makes from inspiring English sources

The progress City has made makes them think they can win this year, especially after winning the F.A. Cup.

Engaging consumers in the facts about where a product was made makes it more valuable and less disposable, says Elaine Burke, accessories designer and founder of Khama.

For less experienced designers it can also offer peace of mind – being closer to where your product is being made makes you feel more in control of your business.

His account of how the film got made makes the movie seem intrinsically worthwhile: Miguel Gomes, who was about to make a fictional film in the depopulated mountain region of Arganil, saw his project collapse like a house of cards one month before the shoot, for financial reasons… Nonetheless, he went there, with a small crew, a 16mm.

"I accept that the comments that Ken Livingstone has made makes it more difficult for Londoners of Jewish faith to feel that the Labour party is a place for them, and so I will carry on doing what I have always been doing, which is to speak for everyone," Khan said.

There are many more disclosures I could make along these lines, and where one goes with the conversation once these disclosures have been made, makes all the difference in the world.

"So I've made made my apology.

Once all the rolls are made, make the sauce.

If changes need to be made, make them now!

Whereas in English one word (for example, make) yields, when inflected, a family of related words (make, makes, making, made, etc)., in Chinese one character would represent one morpheme (e.g., make).

It makes makes people sit up and listen.