Sentence examples for make and one from inspiring English sources

While a good case can be made about the necessity for inter-state lying on occasion, a case for leaders to lie to the public is much harder to make, and one does not even need to recall Kipling's chilling epitaph on the British dead of the First World War: "If any question why we died, Tell them, because our fathers lied".

The judgment was hers to make, and one can respect it without approving it.

"This has been a difficult decision to make, and one which I have thought about very carefully.

Raspberry jam is the easiest and quickest of all jams to make, and one of the most delicious.

With that hand, the game took a month to make, "and one further month to polish and get just right".

It's a mistake that's horribly easy to make, and one that has left some people thousands of pounds out of pocket.

In Minnesota — a hub for those from the Horn of Africa — the typical Somali household earns $18,400 per year, half of what Mexicans make and one-third of the typical Minnesota household.

Genuinely one of the most influential films ever made, and one that deserves to be watched.

In one case a diagnosis was not made and one case was complicated by medication overuse.

Then, two strands are made, and one strand degrades while the other becomes the mature miRNA [69].

Warhol did make and sell one-offs of soup cans, Brillo boxes, and other works.