Sentence examples for make for unusual from inspiring English sources

Patrick and Reilly make for unusual pilgrims.

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Tito, Hitler, Stalin, Trotsky, Freud and Franz Ferdinand might make for unusual neighbours but, as Charles Emmerson describes in his recent book, 1913: In Search of the World Before the Great War, they spent plenty of time in the same two square miles of the capital of the Austro-Hungarian empire, Vienna, in 1913.

Octopuses make for unusual lovers.

The Knicks and the Rangers have practiced in Westchester for more than 15 years, occasionally making for unusual spectacles.

MELBOURNE — It is an Olympic year but also a year with two opportunities to win a prize that glitters at the All England Club, which is making for unusual behavior at the year's first Grand Slam tournament.

If the issues and positions were familiar to many viewers — on taxes and the economy, energy and oil, same-sex marriage, Iraq and Afghanistan — it was Ms. Palin's debut in a nationally televised debate that made for unusual theater.

This made for unusual discussions with all the teams but Pelli's, who alone among the four finalists has embraced with something like passion the pragmatics of commercial real estate development.

The show, which has already won a Peabody Award among a passel of other official recognitions, makes for unusual and exciting television – I welcome it back.

Indeed, some traditionally liberal and conservative groups have found themselves on the same side of the issue, making for unusual alliances.

The close quarters did make for some unusual connections.