Sentence examples for makes boxing from inspiring English sources

That, says some critics, makes boxing risky business for children.

What makes boxing writing so great is the gladiator element, which you have in tennis.

The variety of styles, one of the things that makes boxing interesting, would shrink.

It's the whole mise-en-scene, under the control of one artistic imagination, that makes "Boxing 2000" so effective.

This arrangement makes boxing more accountable to its fans, who are given only the matchups they are likely to watch, and sometimes pay to watch.

Perhaps it is the pure drama, violence interwoven with a strong whiff of intrigue, corruption and scandal that makes boxing such an attractive genre for Hollywood – or Pinewood.

For picnics along the river, the Homestead in Upper Black Eddy makes box lunches to go.

He now makes boxes at a nearby warehouse, earning $10 an hour.

Ms. Rodriguez worked for Wallace Packaging, a Queens company that makes boxes for perfume, relatives said.

And that's what makes Box such a potential high-flyer.

But Saturday's broadcast made boxing seem, at least for a night, solid, serious, sober.