Sentence examples for to make them more visible from inspiring English sources

Some bike lanes in Brooklyn and Manhattan have been painted green to make them more visible.

Metro has since moved no-turn signals to make them more visible.

Possible solutions include applying a film to the windows to make them more visible, Mr. Phillips said.

They said the brightly colored triangles, intended to make them more visible to cars along rural roads, were too garish for their faith.

The bright red colour, so familiar today, was chosen in 1874 to make them more visible to the public and it took 10 years to repaint them all.

By the end of the first month of war there had been 1,130 road deaths attributed to the blackout, and coroners urged pedestrians to carry a newspaper or a white handkerchief to make them more visible.

She even urges librarians to be "alert to the potential of annotated books," to be less condemnatory and make them more visible.

It could be a way, some publishers say, to move books into the Web's fold and make them more visible to students like Ms. Larkworthy.

Some fish detect moving objects more easily, the researchers say, so the shrimp's dance may make them more visible to fish that want to be cleaned.

Sand or light gravel will keep the shrimp transparent, while dark gravel will cause them to develop small specks and make them more visible.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) say that Hawaiian spinner dolphins (which are likely the type of dolphins he saw) usually rest and tend to their young near coastlines and sheltered bays during the daytime because white sand backgrounds make them more visible to predators.