Sentence examples for manual to make from inspiring English sources

You should check the laptop's manual to make sure your computer can handle this type of varying or dual voltage.

Following the weekend victory over Swansea, Villas-Boas looked to explain how Tottenham have tried to improve the situation, although it meant another trip to the AVB management-speak manual to make much sense of it.

To get the most from Blu-ray, however, dig deep into the owner's manual to make sure the television set accepts a "24p" signal, (look under "allowable" or "supported" input signals).

Federal officials agreed to rewrite the Medicare manual to make clear that Medicare coverage of nursing and therapy services "does not turn on the presence or absence of an individual's potential for improvement," but is based on the beneficiary's need for skilled care.

Pontiac said it's working on the manual to make it feel more precise, and that would certainly make this car a bit more appealing as a daily driver.

The ability to decode the chemical potential of plants by sequencing their transcriptomes and/or genomes and to then use this information as an instruction manual to make drugs and other high-value chemicals is opening up new routes to harness the vast chemical diversity of the Plant Kingdom.

I'm a friendly guy, but I sometimes think airlines have strict instructions in their manuals to make sure that I am seated next to the most self-absorbed people in the world.

Sanders also alleges the OCSD made significant changes to its policy manuals to make it appear that deputies who testified in 2014 hearings were truthful in their denial of a jailhouse informant program.

These can be used in combination with octave couplers to create innovative aural effects, and can also be used to rearrange the order of the manuals to make specific pieces easier to play.

"Our informant told us they were buying stolen phones from over there, fixing them up, and putting them in boxes with manuals to make them look new," Guate told The Huffington Post, adding that traffickers often alter serial numbers to avoid being linked to crime reports.

Section 166 talks about manual recounts and it talks about the obligation of a canvassing board to consider the possibility of a manual recount, to make a decision as to whether to do a sample, if the sample turns up enough votes to be meaningful to the election, to then undertake a mandatory recount of all of the ballots.