Sentence examples for make the ends from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the playwright can't quite make the ends of his plot meet without bending the characters out of shape.

It's not a game, particularly if you are one of the millions of Americans stretching your body and mind to their limits to make the ends meet.

The tent-making bats and the several other fruit-eating bats (e.g., Artibeus) modify leaves to create shelters; they roost on the undersides of palm and other plant leaves after biting across the leaves to make the ends hang downward.

Thus, one more time I would like to assure all those who find it hard to make the ends meet, and in particular young people, that they can feel safe.

To make the ends meet, I agreed to appear in some variety-show-type competitions where I showcased my very mediocre singing and dancing and my slightly better Mandarin skills.

Almost a hundred and twenty years after they were written, in August of 1892, these lines — speculating that socialists would exploit the cholera rebellions for their own political advantage — have a special resonance, submerged as we are in another season of Presidential campaigning: Repulsive means for good ends make the ends themselves repulsive.

By not making or communicating prognoses, doctors can make the end of life more unpleasant.

Unlike Mr. Bush, however, Mr. Obama would not make the end of that program a precondition for talks.

Collisions make the end-to-end delay uncertain.

Well, many have travelled but few will make the end.

Anisotropy and peripheral fragmentation make the end of the process difficult to simulate.