Sentence examples for tail make from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't Prior's aggressive batting and experience marshalling of the tail make him a useful lower order finisher?

The author gets extra credit for realizing that a dog's hind legs and tail make just as good a subject as his face.

Now the question becomes: Can a ministudio with a corporate raider on its tail make a real winner out of its weekend wonder?

Its nucleus is bright enough to stand out in broad daylight, and by night its foggy milk-white nucleus and bridal-veil tail make for one of the prettiest things humans have ever seen in the sky, and one of the last.

Its ridge of paddle-shaped plates and its spike-tipped tail make Stegosaurus an instantly recognizable icon, even to preschoolers.

From the side, with the top up, it looks like a direct rip-off of Audi's brilliant TT, but the droop of its nose and tail make the car look a little melancholy one passenger said that the Lexus looked like an Audi TT that had been left out in the sun to melt for a while.

Some false tail designers can make an individual tail to suit the horse.

It looked like a beaver's tail made out of wood.

His business now sells an about $120 ecoo mermaid tail," made of swimsuit material, in both adult and children's sizes.

He wore a T-shirt depicting a peacock with a tail made of screwdrivers, wrenches, and other tools.

Charles Darwin once said that contemplating a peacock's tail made him sick, such was the difficulty of explaining its complexity.