Sentence examples for make masses from inspiring English sources
For the private sector, there was no risk involved: they would make "masses" of money.
A fourth captain hailed from Savannah, Georgia, where he spent most of the year hunting and fishing.Everyone summered in Alaska, working 16-hour days to make masses of money.
Our second aim was to explore the effect of breast density (which can make masses more difficult to see) on the type of information that can be extracted in a brief display.
The Moroccan authorities frequently make mass arrests.
"Studios make mass-appeal products.
As a result, executives cannot make mass layoffs easily.
Some like this approach to make mass transit more competitive; others see new money for transit.
There was no need to make mass arrests on this night.
"Modernism sold us a dream in order to make mass-production acceptable.
He wrote: "Is it the function of art to make mass graves banal?
Officers sometimes surrounded large groups of protesters, though they did not appear to make mass arrests.
