Sentence examples for made nobody from inspiring English sources
When Blue Velvet was made, nobody in the Laurentiis organisation knew what to make of it.
No record would be made; nobody would have access to it.
The truth is, when these loans were made, nobody ever expected that they would be repaid.
The Guardian and Telegraph (up 34.6% and 31.8% in a year respectively) are powering away much as they were when the Times made nobody pay.
The health authorities have spent the last few years slowly backing away from this mistake, presumably in the hope that if no sudden movements are made, nobody will notice.
Terry, a veteran scorer who has made nobody in New England forget Ray Allen in his first Celtics season, was giddy in the locker room, promising that the Celtics would fight on in New York, even if the Knicks should suit up Patrick Ewing along with the returning Smith.
It will improve nothing and make nobody feel more secure.
"If you try to make everybody happy, you make nobody happy".
It is an election year in America, and raking through intelligence failures on Iraq would make nobody look good.
Jazz ain't supposed to make nobody no millions but that's where it's at.
"We can't make nobody believe negative for us," Cedeño said.
