Sentence examples for makes for example from inspiring English sources

What makes, for example, glam rock glam?

Movements begin with the unprepossessing suddenness that makes, for example, the later Symphony in G so irresistible.

This is why, as Mariana Mazzucato points out,it falls to states to undertake the risky investments that pay off in the technology that makes, for example, iPhones possible.

The lesson came home very profoundly that a fashion trend decision in New York or Paris can affect the economy of an entire village that makes, for example, hand-blocked printed fabric.

We know something about what can aggravate these diseases -- diet, smoking and so on -- but not enough about why they are so much more common among people who live in certain neighborhoods, or what makes, for example, a poor person who smokes the same number of cigarettes a day as a rich person more likely to get lung cancer.

Instead of simply looking at how many sales call an employee makes, for example, it might be more valuable to analyse the tone of their voice and compare it with the number of successful deals before then sharing this data with other staff.

In 1931 the Societe des Ateliers Jean Prouvé made, for example, the furniture for the University of Nancy.

Every garment we make, for example, can be recycled now, unthinkable 10 years ago.

In the present election, much may be made, for example, of the November employment numbers.

Which mistakes did you make, for example? A. I'm always very impatient.

A kind of translucent plastic, it made for example the air-filled pillows with which Grimshaw's Eden Project is covered.