Sentence examples for mating can make from inspiring English sources

Previous studies of freshwater amphipods, water striders, and locusts have shown that mating can make animals more vulnerable to predators, but these studies did not determine why.

Hoggard is on for his first bowl of the morning, Vaughan clearly hoping his Yorkshire team-mate can make the ball move as much as Anderson.

Being kind, tender, and/or sexy with your mate can make a real difference in your relationship.

She and her team-mates certainly can make up for it with another medal in Rio.

And I said, there you go, mate, you can make money out of art!

Supporters of abortion rights fear Trump has chosen a running mate who can make good on the presumptive nominee's ominous but sometimes vague threats to all but eliminate the right to an abortion and "punish" women who have the procedure.

Not knowing other team-mates' loadouts before a match methods can make it difficult to play cohesively online.

He set aside 100 that had mated once (for a snail can make darts only after its first mating) and 100 that had not.

The menu proves how the marriage of the seafood-centric Málagan kitchen and the equally (though different) seafood-centric Asian kitchen can make delicious mates with dishes like crispy shrimp omelets, Vietnamese rolls stuffed with wild mountain goat and tempura sushi rolls filled with asparagus and mushrooms.

It can make your mate burst into laugher and ask, not unkindly, "Where'd you learn that?" Either outcome counts as a win.

Simultaneously, better flyers can make valuable mates.