Sentence examples for make locate from inspiring English sources

Before building a French drain in a specific area, you'll want to make locate all underground cables, pipes or other installations that could make digging dangerous in that particular spot.

Lane said mining for other minerals like gold can be easier because seismic and aerial magnetic surveys make locating deposits easier.

Admittedly, it's easier to find male friends on Facebook because name changes through marriage make locating females a little more complicated.

For example, the Wodaabe never call loved ones by their name – which must make locating them in a crowd quite difficult.

Purchase or make dividers to make locating your coupons easier.

Using an analog compass will make locating the angle easier.

It makes locating a middle-ground between Sheeran's acoustic guitar and Williams's taut funk sound effortless.

One van seems to have close to every film camera ever made located somewhere on the body.

Rain and fog made locating the targets difficult and prevented spotting aircraft from flying, but several carrier aircraft flew protective patrols over the bombardment force.

Most saws are equipped with a thumbscrew or lever to loosen the bolt which keeps the saw blade on the correct angle for the cut you are making, located on the front of the saw.

The music they make locates itself in the spaces between future-shock and techno-optimism, where dystopia and utopia blur into one.