Sentence examples for making for all from inspiring English sources
In 1926, Olive Byrne, then twenty-two, moved in with Marston and Holloway; they lived as a threesome, "with love making for all," as Holloway later said.
It means, among other things, that even if Summers is the right choice — which we'll never really know — it's a choice that Obama is making for all the wrong reasons.
Goya's observations have become the standard of objective picture making for all media, a standard dividing the modern from the premodern in terms of image making for the joint effort of history and art.
"The limited bandwidth makes for all these gradations".
How many gains did he make for all that campaigning overseas?
Pitch corrections can be made for all tracks, one by one.
They're made for all types of fans of racing.
A comparison of profiles is made for all the mass transport modes considered.
Comparison was also made for all polar classes and ice loading cases.
Measurements were made for all bony landmarks and ligamentous structure attachment sites on the tibial plateau.
Summation was made for all of the cells along the ray path.
