Sentence examples for make loose from inspiring English sources

Make loose images solid by sticking them on backing card with Spray Mount.

Two ovoid pieces without pedestals may make loose reference to blue-and-white porcelain.

The arrival of Peter Crouch, who has always had an extraordinary capacity to make loose passes look good ones with those telescopic legs, gave England an outlet.

He then raised the candle high, and Christopher saw that the walls were covered with stones, piled up to make loose, irregular shelves.

The researchers argue that this more dispersed pattern of human relationships allowed early humans to make loose though extensive alliances with friends and neighbours in nearby groups.

Mr. Rondeau added that the sculptures make loose reference to the theme of water, which has been important to the artist.

He says yes to enlargement, but "get the first new countries integrated"— he means, nearer EU levels of wealth and wages—"and don't make loose promises to further ones.

The idea was, therefore, not to find other ways to make sows stay in stalls, but to make loose housing systems where sows could benefit from being loose housed.

Big curlers make loose waves.

Make loose schedules for your kids.

Lie down on the floor and make loose fists.