Sentence examples for making the end from inspiring English sources

That's because continuous churning restricts the creation of ice crystals, making the end result smooth and creamy.

For example, aggressive cancer treatment can be debilitating and painful, and often fails to prolong life, merely making the end of life miserable for patients.

By making the end joints rigid, the maximum moment is reduced and moments are introduced at the ends; a smaller beam section can be used and more effectively since more of its length is working nearer its design strength.

But as conflict, persecution and poverty continues to drive people to risk their lives in the hope of a safer future, many European nations are moving to tighten asylum rules, making the end of refugees' journeys less certain than ever.

Not all critics were quite so savage, with The Stage applauding the cast for making The End of Longing "a more watchable experience than the material readily deserves" despite calling it "superficial" and "phoney".

Mr. Fleischer branded the Iraqi decision a "willful act of defiance" and said Mr. Hussein was "making the end of the line come even closer by his unacceptable behavior".

Alone in his room he writes lines, counting the beats and making the end-words rhyme.

At first, their extravagance escaped attention, thanks to the fact that the team thrived, making the end-of-season playoffs in four of their first six years, between 2004 and 2009.

The scientists suggest that only about 100 of these palms exist and that the reason they've never been discovered before is that their life cycle is extremely long, making the end-stage flowering a rare event.

With Worcester having only four matches left to play – Exeter (home), Bath (away), Saracens (away) and Gloucester (home) – the odds remain in favour of them making the end-of-season drop.

The use of bioreactors for cultivation of hematopoietic cells will allow for culture control, optimization, standardization, scale-up, and a "hands-off" operation making the end-product dependable, predictable and free of contaminants, and therefore suitable for human use and therapeutic applications.