Sentence examples for make dead from inspiring English sources

Last year it tested hi-tech coatings to make dead insects slide off wings, with one design delivering a 40% reduction in insect residue.

Oberlin's revival of forgotten opera was an unequivocal blessing, but one had to ask the unanswerable again: how does one make dead history alive in the present?

Garretson wanted to make dead certain that a foul in Denver would be a foul in New York would be a foul in Los Angeles.

On the final green, faced with an 18-foot putt he needed to make dead, he rolled it to within inches of the hole to beat Jay Haas and win the cup.

That might make "Dead Set" sound like a comedy, but on balance it plays like a well-made and increasingly grim horror picture, with a crispness of execution and a graphic level of intestine-pulling, throat-ripping violence that are both beyond the American norm.

"I always remember that wonderful Zulu saying, 'Dirt that don't make dead, fattens.' " Her reputation as an expert on children came under a cloud when her daughter Caroline Nicholson and Ms. Nicholson's oldest daughter, Faith, filed a lawsuit against her in 2003.

But he will make dead-eyed concessions to funny truths, as his friends and allies find.

They make dead-simple websites for people who require a high level of design and elegance and, unlike, say, our website, a lot of Squarespace sites are surprisingly beautiful.

Then, if you want to get really fancy, you can do things like add motion to your clips, including being able to make dead-simple smooth pans from one focus point to another.

Damien Hirst, he noted, recently made dead animals acceptable again as décor.

Another title argues that "Death makes dead metaphor revive": when language fails it can only be recycled.