Sentence examples for made saving from inspiring English sources
No movie has made saving — and saving, and saving — your virginity seem as enviable as "The 40-Year Old Virgin," whose closing segue into connubial bliss played like an infomercial for True Love Waits.
For the crux of it is that a gorilla-tracking permit had made saving gorillas an economic necessity for Rwanda and Uganda.
Nadal had recovered from a set down to beat Murray in the Monte Carlo semi-finals last month, which made saving three break points in the first game of the second set even more vital.
In the Southeastern region of the country, where Mr. Plack works, low electricity prices have often made saving energy an afterthought, unlike in California and much of the Northeast.
The police have made savings in areas such as human resources.
Mr McAvoy said: "South Lanarkshire Council has already made savings, year after year.
High rent can make saving seem daunting as well.
Corporate-income taxes, like all taxes on capital, make saving and investment less attractive.
Make saving for retirement a priority.
That makes saving on this project all the more important.
Where could you make savings?
