Sentence examples for make from one from inspiring English sources

Call it a celebration which kids anticipate for or be it an occasion which brings profit to the dairy farming sector, Pakistan and its citizens enjoy to their fullest from the delectable dishes prepared on these days to the late night tours which families make from one block to the other witnessing unique animals within each community.

LONDON — What a difference a bit of rigorous selectivity will make from one day to the next.

It does a valuable service to students, and teachers, by holding schools accountable for both overall performance and for how much progress students make from one year to the next.

Had Pellerin spent a day or two with us in Rancho Palos Verdes, she would have seen, heard, felt, and learned more than in the half dozen limousine hops she'll make from one Valley HQ to another where she'll be subjected to frictionless corporate presentations that have been personalised with a quick search and replace insertion of her name and title.

But in July I attempted this special Slam, a fortnight that allowed me to see what it is like to make the adjustments the professionals must make from one surface to the next.

Leaving aside the money you make from one of the most regressive of the UK's taxes, and the tax exemptions your company uses to encourage rich City investors to give you more money, and the huge fees you've accepted from one of the planet's most notorious and successful tax avoidance schemes, you, Russell, have come by your riches without any effect on taxpayers.

AKA "kale crack" because they're so addictive, these crispy chips are made from one of the healthiest vegetables on the planet.

"Our high-quality patties are made from one source and are available exclusively on AmazonFresh".

"I have a velvet lavender bag made from one of the tablecloths at the Beckhams' wedding.

These are 16-page books made from one piece of paper.

The best whiskies are single malts, made from one source of barley at a single distillery.