Sentence examples for make numbers from inspiring English sources

"This is ridiculous; they make numbers out of space".

And he has weighed the extent to which some languages make numbers more difficult than others.

"They will now have to make numbers, every 90 days, forever," said Mr. Falvey of Morgan Keegan.

So if you want to encourage some kind of cooperative activity, make numbers go up when people do it.

Evolution may have endowed us with an approximate number line, but it takes a system of symbols to make numbers precise — to "crystallize" them, in Dehaene's metaphor.

There were a number of points in the debate where Obama seemed to have hurt himself by emulating Clinton, who can make numbers sound pretty.

I've been number two and I still hope to make number one.

RY: Ready to make number two.

What if you could make number two, work for you?

Double act Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer made number nine.

Not making number one with Matthew And Son because of the Monkees.