Sentence examples for makes and have from inspiring English sources

"You never see those people because they know what a judge makes and have already decided" not to apply, Mr. Armstrong said.

He goes on: Surely it is time that Londoners were allowed some power to shape what TfL does, affect the decisions it makes and have a voice when its spending and fares plans are put together...How could Londoners be given a greater say?

Because women tend to make less money (about 78 cents for every dollar a man makes) and have shorter working careers (due to raising children and/or caring for aging parents) than men.

His assertions are substantively wrong, however; proponents of a $15 federal minimum have grappled with the points he makes and have decided that the case for a $15 federal minimum is actually much stronger than Weissmann's.

They were choices a coach makes and has to put up with the consequences.

All of them can make, and have made, similar electronic learning aids.

"What is the difference, to make and have?" " 'To make' is not really right.

I had to have another one made and have it sent by express mail.

Increasing global temperatures will make (and have already made) extreme heat events more commonplace.

Knomo's bags are immaculately made and have lots of pockets.

Mr. Dieter added: "Juries know that mistakes have been made and have lingering doubts about absolute guilt.