Sentence examples for making dear from inspiring English sources

Kuenne began making "Dear Zachary" before Turner revealed her pregnancy.

This runs the risk of making "Dear Thief" sound more abstract, or just more essayistic, than it is.

All of which felt perfectly proper for Katie P, the ne plus ultra of modern Material Girls whose extraordinary thirst for exciting new marketing opportunities makes dear old Auntie Madonna look like an also-ran.

A letter that Foster wrote to the manager of Christy's Minstrels, in 1851, shows the efforts he made: Dear Sir: I have just received a letter from Messrs. Firth, Pond & Co., stating that they have copyrighted a new song of mine, but will not be able to issue it yet, owing to other engagements.

But it took a while for Uber to replace the backend functionality in order to make Dear John's swift deletion possible.

When threatened or separated from its mate, the sparrow makes a dear-dear-dear call.

But it also puts a burden on many industries (by making exports dear) and, if demand in the economy is already deficient, an appreciating currency can make a slow-moving economy stall altogether.

Elevator Repair Service's epic-length adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby," which is back at the Public Theater for a limited run, is centered on the inspired notion of making you, dear reader, the main character.

In his final years, Alvin embraced retirement in Scottsdale making many dear friends in the local community and taking pleasure in his grandchildren's frequent visits and in watching them develop.

So the slide in the rouble is cutting living standards by making imports dearer.

Interest rates in America may start rising soon, making it dearer for MLPs to finance their debts.