Sentence examples for make wild from inspiring English sources
A contraceptive that can be administered remotely to mares, with darts, was approved for wider use last month by federal regulators; that will make wild horse numbers more controllable, but also, critics say, more artificial, their wildness further ceded to an accounting ledger in Washington.
They get to make wild charges.
"And I don't make wild claims that are unsubstantiated".
Those standards will make wild lending harder to do.
Dr. Stuart, who died in the 1960's, was not one to make wild claims.
"The whole night you and she make wild, passionate love," goes one fairly typical passage.
And make wild gambles that suck up all the profits in the good times?
But, here, we see how this drives Emma to make wild and reckless choices.
Or I would pick a couple of buckets of wild grapes and my mother or Anna would make wild-grape-hull pies out of them, an old country-Southern dessert that, according to one of my grandmothers, originated in the Hard Times — the Reconstruction period after the Civil War.
To make wild-type or mutant ErbB4 3′UTR luciferase reporters, about 100 bp oligonucleotides around binding site 3 were annealed and inserted into a pMIR-REPORT vector.
