Sentence examples for making a site from inspiring English sources

Making a site look good is complicated by the fact that no two monitors will necessarily present the Web in the same way.

It's a multicoloured ribbon of glass built on an abandoned roof garden on top of a single-storey mall of shops, making a site out of almost nothing.

By making a site more or less likely to rise to the top of its search results, Google theoretically could affect how much traffic a Web site got and therefore how much it could charge for advertising.

Thus, developers have been reluctant to get involved with them because of the unknown cost of making a site acceptable, and lenders have often refused to provide financing, because a builder's default might make them the owner of the property -- with the consequent legal and financial responsibility for its cleanup.

The advantages to making a site mobile-friendly aren't just good for Google and consumers – they're good for site owners, too.

Along the way, the four semi-final teams will all get a chance to check out the stadium in mid-December, making a site visit to go over the logistics, if their team makes the championship game.

Björn Roth, Dieter's son, is creating a functioning bar (more for coffee than liquor), and the British artist Martin Creed is making a site-specific work in the entry stairwell.

It must be a little odd, I suggest, making a site-specific installation in this notoriously rough pub on Park Hill – a place that, when you were growing up, you probably would have done almost anything to avoid going anywhere near.

Once you make a site go live, it costs $100  a month.

How do you make a site accessible, anyway?

And so the idea was born to make a site where people could do it themselves".