"make the spot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to mean to create or cause a specific spot or location to exist. Example: The gardener used a shovel to make a spot in the flower bed for the new tulip bulbs.
The title stems from a production technique used to make the spot that is reminiscent of the continuously changing scenes in the Old Spice body wash commercials.
The city council is creating a committee to determine the amount of the fee and who would make the spot checks.
Today, the company is adding a new feature that will make the Spot – or any other Alexa device – function more like a traditional radio alarm clock, with the introduction of music alarms.
One of the things we look for is that "tweetable" moment - that little nugget that will make the spot more memorable.
The bright, overhanging lights, all-white interior, and marble floors make the spot look like a hangout for Phil Leotardo and his crew.
The spot sizes and intensities differ from gel to gel, so a spot remodeling step is applied to make the spot boundaries fit to the gray level distributions of the original gel images.
To make the spots, they turned to successful theatrical animators, among them Mr. Zander.
The idea was to make the spots memorable and warm so that viewers could identify with the characters, said Jim Schmidt, a creative partner at Downtown Partners.
Opaque spots appeared white on the polymer film surface but the scanned picture was inverted to make the spots look dark on a white background.
This will make the spotting of the pH of your solution much easier.
To make the spots, you can use the end of a toothpick or cotton swab.
