Sentence examples for makes lost from inspiring English sources
And amid the antique malls and boutiques, you're just as likely to hear the local country music radio station, which makes lost pet announcements during station breaks, as you are ethereal New Age melodies.
The popularity of anime and Japanese technology, for example, makes "Lost in Translation" seem less exotic and more hip, particularly to the young audiences who embraced the movie.
This makes 'Lost' look like a Spaulding Grey monologue.
And that's what makes "Lost Girl," which is lighter and less ambitious than "Buffy," a worthy iteration of the identity issues at the heart of that show.
This makes losing even harder for the Giants' defensive players.
Nearly everything else it makes loses money, sometimes deliberately.
The use of synthetic-based muds that range from $100 to $200 per barrel makes losing these fluids extremely costly.
"We had chance to win it and that makes losing all the more painful really.
Still, it makes losing weight all the more challenging.
Why, then, has chip making lost its allure?
It added that no jobs would be made lost as a result of the new budget.
