Sentence examples for make the equivalents from inspiring English sources

The eventual goal, however, is to make the equivalents of recordings specifically to be marketed on the World Wide Web.

They can even be deep-fried to make the equivalent of French fries of the sea.

A university professor who used to make the equivalent of $10,800 a year finds the same salary now worth $2,250.

And, he adds, if you make the equivalent of one extra mortgage payment a year, you can save even more.

Back to Spielberg, who actually did, in his youth, make the equivalent of YouTube videos on Super-8 film.

"At a time when a Paris streetwalker might make the equivalent of $2 a night, some of the Frenchwomen in San Francisco made $400," writes Brands.

She related that to make ends meet, she had to work in a souvenir shop and make the equivalent of less than $100 a month.

Certainly he was the most Shakespearean in that he could make the equivalent of a sonnet seem greater than an epic.

Initially, and probably for millennia, bows were made of a single material, usually wood (self bows), including those in which two pieces were fastened together to make the equivalent of a single long stave.

Instead, Hoover said kids could make the equivalent of $500 a day selling crack or heroin.

The wide connectivity variations in the natural aquifer or oil reservoirs make the equivalent permeability have strong spatial variations.