Sentence examples for make him to from inspiring English sources
So they make him to do forced labour in the mines.
Whatever he felt, it was not enough to make him to relax in the dugout.
The peculiar blend of human kindness and cynicism, humour, and resignation displayed in Saʿdī's works, together with a tendency to avoid the hard dilemma, make him, to many, the most widely admired writer in the world of Iranian culture.
Mitt Romney is not sentimental, he is not an empathizer, he is not fun, and no amount of homey anecdotes and loving testimonials will make him – to use the adjective of the week – "likeable".
Osborne clearly relishes the eloquence of a prison chaplain who prays to God, over Holyoake's head, to "make him to hear of joy and gladness that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice".
Bailey moves a cancer patient in Webber's room to force some prospective and make him to take the treatment.
That makes him, to use his own term, a "minimalist" about truth.
"Made him to lick my armpit".
His newly developed love for bioethics made him to proceed to University of Ibadan for M.Sc Bioethics degree through the West African Bioethics Programme.
Think about who God has made him to be, who he is in Christ.
You want to make him have to make tough decisions.
