Sentence examples for measure to make from inspiring English sources

Typically, most pieces are allowed to move about 6 inches (15.2cm), so use a tape measure to make sure the measurements are correct.

It's more of a precautionary measure to make sure he's right for the World Cup.

California also considered a measure to make mandatory the labeling of genetically modified food.

A measure to make hand passes illegal in the defensive zone was recommended for further consideration.

First, the footprint is a difficult measure to make sense of.

Bring your tape measure to make sure the treasure you seek will fit the space you want it for.

But it is against the law to break through the copy-protection measure to make the legal copies.

Earlier this year, the Legislature approved a measure to make assaulting a traffic agent a felony instead of a misdemeanor.

And a federal stopgap payment measure to make up for the timber money was phased out last year.

A spokesman for Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts said Mr. Kennedy was considering a measure to make the Medicare agency independent.

A major farm bill is emerging, as is a measure to make sure the credit crunch does not dry up student loans.