Sentence examples for the only thing made from inspiring English sources

"The only thing made of conventional building materials is the supports".

The only thing made clear by the Rene ruling is that sexual-harassment law is messier and less coherent than ever.

Though you can still see sugar sap marks throughout some of the ceiling and walls where factory workers tossed products to and fro, the only thing made inside the building's exposed brick walls these days are websites and iOS apps.

That is a Thistle fan's badge of honour; the only thing made out of silver ever likely to be remotely near my club.

The couple's 16-year-old son, Adam Brown, who filmed the seven-minute ceremony, quipped that the only thing making civil unions equal to marriage was the price.

The only thing making me even a little reluctant to watch the movie are the waterworks that are surely to erupt afterwards.

Their act is the only thing making the men's main event picture bearable.

His busy schedule wasn't the only thing making a return questionable.

The only thing making them female to a traditionalist human eyes is the fact they bear living young".

So now, even if you gloss over the pesky cancer situation, the calories in alcohol and there are plenty aren't the only thing making you fat.

The only thing he made me take out was something positive I said about him.