Sentence examples for making her walk from inspiring English sources

(It's as if pirates were making her walk the plank).

Prosopagnosia (it's pro-so-pag-NO-see-uh) is occasionally upstaged by events around the house — Sellers's mother making her walk on her knees to protect the carpet or her father stealing her Sally Hansen nail polish and wearing pantyhose under his slacks — but over all it holds its own, both in bizarreness and power to transfix.

The first woman to come forward earlier this month, Angelina Torres, 27, of Mastic Beach, said the officer made her walk four blocks home wearing only underpants and high heels on New Year's morning.

She's one of those fiery types who is attracted to pirates, a Gilbert and Sullivan peculiarity that the moviemakers manage to forget at potentially awkward moments, such as when she falls into the hands of a bunch of scurvy dogs who do little more than gape, say "Arrgh!" and other pirate things, and then make her walk the plank.

I don't know what the one thing was that changed her mind and made her walk out but I'm sure it's something very big.

(Amirite?) I think that they probably think it's a silly, made up holiday like Reindeer Day and Dress Up My Intern In a Clown Outfit And Make Her Walk Through Bloomingdales Day.

In an interview with Sharpcut Films her father says that he will always try his best no matter how long it takes, to make her walk.

What made her walk out on her own label?

He then made her walk down a street wearing just a towel on 17 January, taunting her and swearing at her on camera, and threatening to post it online.

Slated to be directed by singular Scots stylist Lynne Ramsay until acrimonious preproduction disputes made her walk away, Gavin O'Connor's proficient film little betrays its troubled upbringing.

Born in Lebanon, Mrs. Kahn immigrated to the United States with two of her brothers about 20 years ago, with the hope that American doctors could make her walk, said her sister-in-law, Mary Hakim.