Sentence examples for makes to build from inspiring English sources

Irony, in Byron, is a kind of investment he makes, to build up his capital of sincerity.

And, she added, it is questionable how much sense it makes to build scarce affordable housing far from where it is most needed to make a point about social justice.

She explained she was saving every coin she makes to build a home for her child.

All of their other personnel decisions were made to build the team around him.

The sacrifices that were made to build these churches were significant and local.

No effort is made to build anything substantial or explore beyond the barely discernible punchline.

(In 2007, when the decision was made to build the plant, prices were about double what they are now.

Prisoners were made to build the factory in the depths of winter, with no coats or gloves, and no tools.

Supporters of PR should find that a compromise worth making to build the historically elusive consensus for reform.

Obviously, American prisoners aren't sent to Siberia and made to build their own prisons, as gulag inmates were made to, dying as they did.

He said the United States continued to support the fund "in the context of the efforts Europeans are making to build a stronger Europe".