Sentence examples for may be makes from inspiring English sources

No more than sapling tied to sapling, oak though they may be, makes an oak.

The award recognised that the leaking of information about secret governmental activity – wherever that government may be – makes for a better world.

The academy in Stockholm (or the breakthrough video, as the case may be) makes these productions possible in commercial terms, but nothing can make them necessary.

First, a doctrine of "no doctrine," in other words a strategy of maximizing ones options, preserving maximum flexibility in order to respond opportunistically as the case may be, makes absolute sense as an entrepreneurial business strategy.

Such fears may be making Lisbon cautious.

Online condolences may be made at www.abbeyfh.com.

Contributions may be made to hopehospice.org.org

Contributions may be made to Forest Hills Jewish Center.

Donations may be made to Care Alternatives Hospice of New Jersey.

Large parts may be made by casting.

Memorial donations may be made to AFSI.