Sentence examples for makes in which from inspiring English sources

His use of "we" reminds me of an observation Sonya O. Rose makes in Which People's War? (2003) where she writes: "all definitions of who 'we' are... once they move beyond the generality that 'we are all in this together,' once who the 'we' is, and what 'together' means are specified, the singularity of that identity is exposed as being false".

Photographer Vee Speers makes images in which these imagined moments become reality.

Then rubber molds were made in which the polyester shoes took shape.

The technique goes back to traditional sword making, in which hot metal was folded into layers, then shaped by hand.

Kay was seeking creative control over a short film he had made, in which Kanter had invested.

It was one of a series of dance works Ms. Carlson made in which animals became her partners.

The possibility has opened up in a recent Transportation Department rule making, in which the agency proposes making rear cameras mandatory on vehicles.

That there was not a single mistake that he made in which all of these candidates were not, in some way, implicated.

And yet the night in which distinctions and definitions cannot be readily made is the same night in which love is made, in which things merge, change, become enchanted, aroused, impregnated, possessed, released, renewed.

With a "showstopper" round, each week will feature a "main make" in which the contestants have to transform a slab of clay into "glazed glory".

The president played off a reference that Mr. Gore had made in which he disparaged one of Hollywood's biggest flops, the $35-million 35-million 1986Howardisasterck".