Sentence examples for some making from inspiring English sources

"I've got some making up to do".

The stars were well paid, some making as much as five thousand dollars a week.

Some making the pilgrimage, newly slender, were carrying Before-Jillian pictures in which they were unrecognizable.

Enormous breweries scrambled to change focus, some making soft drinks and ice cream.

The Help America Vote Act, the law passed after the 2000 election mess, added new federal ID rules, some making it easier to vote, some making it harder.

And for some, making the call seeking aid is not something that comes easily.

They're still there, some making moonshine, although, Scotch says, "It's more of a connoisseur thing now".

He also has some making up to do with Martina Navratilova.

Two-thirds of those summoned for jury service do not turn up, some making their excuses, some not bothering.

In each car, a driver waits, some reading, some making calls, some drumming their fingers on the steering wheel.

Men tied green bands of cloth around their heads or draped them from their necks, some making flags into capes.